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Upgrade to 1080TI from Titan X SC

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I have the older version of the EVGA Titan X Superclocked in SLI and primarily play games at 4k which i struggle to do maxed settings on most and would like to know if upgrading to the new 1080ti in SLI would be worth it? I also have a 3930k cpu with 32gb ddr3.
 
I thought this was more of a side grade

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L34ZkAF9q9w

Sonne has an OLD Maxwell Titan X, not a Pascal one.

I have the older version of the EVGA Titan X Superclocked in SLI and primarily play games at 4k which i struggle to do maxed settings on most and would like to know if upgrading to the new 1080ti in SLI would be worth it? I also have a 3930k cpu with 32gb ddr3.

The games you play do support SLI? Because these days that is bit terrible.
As you will see on the video Feoilban posted above they test many games at 4K and you can compare it to the performance you get with your two TXs.

IMHO, sell the TXs, buy a single GTX1080Ti, watercool it and overclock it with the left over money.
You won't have to worry about SLI support and can perform much better than aircooled.

Alternative, wait for the Vega to see what it has up it's sleeves.
 
Sonne has an OLD Maxwell Titan X, not a Pascal one.



The games you play do support SLI? Because these days that is bit terrible.
As you will see on the video Feoilban posted above they test many games at 4K and you can compare it to the performance you get with your two TXs.

IMHO, sell the TXs, buy a single GTX1080Ti, watercool it and overclock it with the left over money.
You won't have to worry about SLI support and can perform much better than aircooled.

Alternative, wait for the Vega to see what it has up it's sleeves.

Running 4K high-maxed settings won't cut it with a single 1080Ti.

SLI Titan X Maxwell are roughly 35%-40% faster than a single Ti.
 
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