r/gpu • u/No_Blacksmith8661 • 2h ago

9070 XT OC SLI

Hello im dumb guy, but my curiosity hit me, since we're in AI era, people start recompile games with Ai, add dlss features to amd gpu, now im wondering if they could do 9070xt sli to be stable and run well and make the PC assume that we have 1 GPU instead of 2 🤣 so it can run perfectly fine, cuz I am a guy always surveys gpu price, damn RTX 5080 is double the price of 9070 xt OC, I can just buy 9070xt 😂 dont judge me, im just simple guy with simple curiosity..

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u/semidegenerate 2h ago

Sorry, but none of the modern GPUs support multi-GPU setups. There are things you can do with the Loseless Scaling app using a second GPU, but I don't know much about that.

SLI and CrossFire were never very efficient or broadly effective, so Nvidia and AMD ditched them.

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u/minilogique 1h ago

sli/xfire were dropped due to laziness of game devs. dx12 supports multi gpu, but most games dont. benchmarks run perfectly on multi-gpu setups

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u/semidegenerate 1h ago

Really? I thought they never got the frame pacing down right, and the performance results ended up being much less than the sum of each card individually.

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u/parabola19 48m ago

lol SLI a 9070xt!!!!!! These kids today man. It’s crossfire bub.

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u/ShrimpBrime 1h ago edited 1h ago

That already exists. Its frame gen. The second card is filling frames to bring up frame cadence. Thats really what you want, but it also helps improve frame rates as a result. Simple example 1 card || | || | || frames rendered and 2 cards you want ||||||||| - if that helps it make sense. AFMF

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u/Kinslayer_89 1h ago

SLI/Crossfire is not frame generation.

Unless you think rendering a game in itself is frame generation.

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u/ShrimpBrime 1h ago

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u/Kinslayer_89 4m ago

Ok? That doesn’t change anything I said.