Physx and SLI

[marco.parola.social]

Hi everyone, greetings from IT
.. I was wondering:

What happens exactly to Physx when
we disable SLI and Physx is set to "auto" [ex. 2080ti (2)]

Should I force it to the gpu is currently rendering with?
May this /having it on the second, with sli disabled/ be the reason for micro stuttering in games?


(!) considering disabling sli as an advantage - for games without support or etc.


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[Edit: sorry XD it s 970, not 980, my bad]

 

[mdd1963]

There's a Samsung 980 EVO already? (And just a week after the announcement of the 970 EVO PLus?)

SLI is just short of dead, from what I hear. I didn't realize using separate GPUs for PhysX processing was still a thing with today's GPU power...

You can certainly try disabling a GPU to see if that helps; I know I'd be darn irritated (to say the least!) to have spent that much and have stutter!

 

[marco.parola.social]

There's a Samsung 980 EVO already? (And just a week after the announcement of the 970 EVO PLus?)

SLI is just short of dead, from what I hear. I didn't realize using separate GPUs for PhysX processing was still a thing with today's GPU power...

You can certainly try disabling a GPU to see if that helps; I know I'd be darn irritated (to say the least!) to have spent that much and have stutter!

:/ I can't help but laughing.. You know, sli was a really bad idea for me. I don't know if it s dead, don't think so, but man it should.

As it is, as they work, I really cannot advise a single person to go for it. Sli + no sli support / sli + no sli support but maybe mod / sli + gsync w artefacts / thousands things I don't know and who does?


It s not about "it is not worth it", it s just like "it doesnt work well at all!"