ROG SWIFT PG35VQ. SLI or not?

[Jakkels352]

Gents, doing a complete new build. Ordered a 2080Ti as part of it, still waiting for the gear as the CPU still in pre / back order. Decided today to upgrade monitor as well to an Asus ROG Swift PG35VQ. Will a single 2080Ti hack it or should I get another and Sli the rig? It is for games. All the other gear is top notch.

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[JediFragger]

Nah, SLi is in the toilet nowadays.

 

[Jakkels352]

OK thanks mate

 

[koooowweeee]

Tri-sli is what I would get.

 

[P.B]

Gents, doing a complete new build. Ordered a 2080Ti as part of it, still waiting for the gear as the CPU still in pre / back order. Decided today to upgrade monitor as well to an Asus ROG Swift PG35VQ. Will a single 2080Ti hack it or should I get another and Sli the rig? It is for games. All the other gear is top notch.

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Wait for the 3080ti rumoured mid September

 

[JediFragger]

Agreed, a proposed 30/40% uplift in performance should do you fine at your res/hz

 

[heatonpkmassive]

Tri-sli is what I would get.

But in all seriousness, don't go near SLI. Strong single card is the way to go.

 

[TNA]

Not.

 

[Scania]

Absolutely not, and that's from someone who's just gone SLI 1080ti - but only because I got both cards at a very good price - and, crucially, the majority of titles I play support SLI.

My total outlay on both GPU's is still way under the cheapest 2080ti's retail price, if I could have got a 2080ti for the same, I would have.

 

[LoadsaMoney]

A 2080 Ti will handle 3440x1440 with ease, im using a 2070 Super at that res fine.