HeavyHemi

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/
 

Called it. 

Looks like ChrisB's reply got removed. O_O

NVIDIA refers to 2-way SLI throughout their guide here which makes me think that the title should reflect that. I was a bit confused by the title personally and while I was anticipating it to be about 2-way, I had initially considered the title to be a typo. The control panel may just say "SLI" for 2 cards but that doesn't mean that SLI by itself must be 2 cards. Before 3-way and 4-way existed, there was only SLI in the control panel. When the control panel was extended to include 3-way and 4-way they most likely just didn't bother to rename "SLI" to 2-way SLI.

Sajin
Looks like ChrisB's reply got removed. O_O

Did anyone record what he said?

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

LoL, I just Love it being left guessing in the dark again!
 
I can only hope the Pascal SLI capability limit is verified BEFORE they are released for sale.

bee144

Sajin
Looks like ChrisB's reply got removed. O_O

Did anyone record what he said?

http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2478137

Kind of sad since the power requirements and temps are lower it makes 3-way and 4-way easier. But with no driver support means more headaches and hacking. So sorry EVGA I can only buy two of your cards at a time per system. :(  or :)

Does anyone know if EMA supports more than 2 GPUs? I can't find anything about it one way or another.

Its officially on Nvidia forum

NIR_Rimc
Its officially on Nvidia forum

Nice find, although it still concrete the 10 series not supporting  3 or 4 way right ?