Just because it could be technically correct (which it is not) doesnt make it any less confusing, just put a 2-way in there and everybody is on the same page from the get go.

Some people just want to be unique, like that bent fork meme. Sli is the technology, 2-3-4 is the denomination, not that complicated for most of us here. 
 
Anyway, the comment on this limitation is gaining a lot of tracking on the net. Tech sites are reporting. I think someone from nvidia may have to do some damage control. 

well i'm with a lot off u and if the new hi end cards will not do 3 and 4 way I will go amd lol when I up grade. both my regs. don't care just like my 4way builds . it's all about the money' and they said new cards faster in 2way thin old cards in 2way but maybe not in 3or4way lol so whin ti's and kingpins and titans come out they will unlock more off what this card can do. hell with nvlink and pascal he said u could even do 8way if u wanted too . now that not to say they will but it can. 

sam nelson
they said new cards faster in 2way thin old cards in 2way but maybe not in 3or4way

+1 
 
Can't wait to see how 1080 sli does versus 980 ti/Titan X in 3-way/4-way config.

So what's going on here:

vsg28
So what's going on here:

All show and no go? Middle card being used for PhysX?

Heyyo,

Hmm... well word is now spreading of this. Found out about this through PcPer who link this thread.

Update:
 
More info about SLI support will be coming soon, please stay tuned.

Sajin

vsg28
So what's going on here:

All show and no go? Middle card being used for PhysX?

Story behind image:
One final thing to show off before we go dark (meaning we'll be under NDA embargo) is Nvidia's VR Fun House tech demo. It leverages massive amounts of PhysX, HairWorks, and other Nvidia technologies, and it's apparently more than a little demanding. How demanding? Nvidia had to use three—yes, three—GTX 1080 cards to keep Fun House running smoothly at 90 fps. The system was from OriginPC, and it was doing VR SLI on two of the GPUs, with the third GPU handling all the PhysX calculations. I suspect the PhysX aspect was overkill and would have worked fine on lower end GeForce cards, but it's still an impressive tour de force for Nvidia and Pascal.
http://www.pcgamer.com/nv...070-features-detailed/
 

EVGA_JacobF
Update:
 
More info about SLI support will be coming soon, please stay tuned.

Staying tuned for sure.