I can assist with SLI. What would you like to know or do?
I can assist with SLI. What would you like to know or do?
I own a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Pro and an Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming 4. I want to connect one of them as a SLI setup with two GPUs. I have two RTX 2080 Ti and two RTX 2070 Super cards. I'm asking: can either of these Mobo devices support SLI? Also, can I achieve SLI using the GPUs I currently possess (same type)? Do I require additional hardware to complete the setup? *Note: I need to link six monitors from a single PC and create an ultra-wide display. I ordered eight 8x8 HDMI matrices with video wall features, but delivery is scheduled for January 10, 2020. I need this by Monday for a presentation. Please help quickly.*
Your motherboard supports connecting monitors to both the GPU and the main board simultaneously. With 4 GPU ports and 3 MBO port slots, you can accommodate up to 7 displays at once.
You're looking to combine six monitors onto a single display from one PC. The issue is that your GPU only provides four outputs, so you need two additional ones. You're considering using two GPUs together, but you're worried about setting up SLI without proper configuration. It's doable if you follow the right steps.
You cannot rely on the second card's results when playing SLI. To access every output, disable SLI. There are unique cards with six outputs priced around $200, but only available in 2D versions.
It's likely you can utilize mismatched GPUs for this task, as I recall doing it before.