The new Nvidia Turing GPUs are bringing with them a new form of multi-GPU bridge for gaming, called NVLink. It's an interface with many times the bandwidth of the old-school SLI connection, but it's ...
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The game has changed for SLI. With the RTX 20-series, NVIDIA seems to have reaffirmed their dedication to multi-GPU support with the introduction of NVLink. These new connectors offer more than 12x ...
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This week Zotac have announced the availability of a new bridge designed to connect two NVLink SLI-ready graphics cards to enable more bandwidth. “This means you can count on super-smooth gameplay at ...
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The argument Nvidia made with the 1060 GPUs lacking any SLI support that it would add too much to the cost of production. Given that the 1060 was a very popular model for its balance of performance, ...
Nvidia was, until recently, the only seller of NVLink bridge devices, as used to join up multiple RTX 20 Series graphics cards. Its own branded bridge solution, which supports the new GeForce RTX 2080 ...
The radical Turing GPUs inside the GeForce RTX 2080 and 2080 Ti may be built for the future, but Nvidia’s still tossing some mighty delicious bones to old-school graphics enthusiasts who want to push ...
Highly anticipated: With the promise of "some spectacular surprises" in store, it looks as if we'll finally get to see Nvidia's long-awaited GTX 1180 (or whatever it's called) at Gamescom on August 20 ...