4 way 1080ti?

[randyb79]

Hey,
I know this pretty outrageous but I was building a computer and I needed powerful Graphics cards like the Geforce GTX 1080ti. I need 4 1080ti's on one mobo and I wanted to know if I can put all 4 of them on my motherboard without SLI-ing them?


Thanks,
Randy!

 

[rgd1101]

you mean like for mining?

 

[derekullo]

You can put 4 of them on the same motherboard assuming the motherboard has enough pci-e slots.

 

[randyb79]

you mean like for mining?

No, I am trying to setup a CAD and Video render machine and I needed enough monitors and enough horsepower to drive the computer.

 

[randyb79]

You can put 4 of them on the same motherboard assuming the motherboard has enough pci-e slots.

So just to clarify, I can use all 4 at the same time with monitors connected to all of them while doing CAD work?

 

[JackNaylorPE]

AutoCAD gets no benefit from SLI, generally when folks go hi end GFX card, one of the reasons is for CUDA. AutoCAD doesn't even benefit from additional cores. To evaluate if extra cores, extra cards will benefit a specific application used for rendering you will have to check the particular application. However heavy duty rendering apps are mostly geared towards Quadro not GTX cards

This is a bit old but shud provide some guidance

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-workstation-graphics-card,3493.html