Using multiple GPUs can be terrible for game compatibility.
When SLi started to become popular, I got myself a Dell XPS with SLi. When it arrived, the first thing I did was take out some of the parts and put much better, faster or bigger ones in. I had dual Nvidia 630GT's , so about 14 years ago. It's something I have always liked, but it seems almost everyone I mention SLi too online, suddenly jumps out of their chair, screaming at their screen "NO FELIX NO!"
I would like to do it eventually, as it will be another thing I will need to work out and configure, so it only runs on one card when in a set list of programmes and/or is in a performance profile, such as gaming mode.
Don't bother with multiple GPUs.
But i would recommend an ASUS, ROG edition motherboard.
(ROG = Republic if Gamers)
Great audio on board, extremely easy to adjust everything to get a better performance.
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But i would recommend an ASUS, ROG edition motherboard.
(ROG = Republic if Gamers)
Great audio on board, extremely easy to adjust everything to get a better performance.
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I have found a LGA1156 Alienware board, which has all the specs I require from the new board. I will have to take another look, using "Republic of Gamers" in the search title.