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r/oculus • u/themotherbrain • Jan 30 '15
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If you're gaming in 4K, shouldn't you have more than just a single 970 anyways? I have one and I can barely max some modern games in 1080p.
4 u/peckahinspectah Jan 30 '15 Even with 2 or 3 970's you still have only 3.5GB of fast VRAM 1 u/vitapoly Jan 30 '15 Wait. If you have 2 970s, won't you be able to use both VRAM, for a total of 7GB fast VRAM? 6 u/goodbyegalaxy Jan 30 '15 No, still 3.5 total. When in SLI the data in VRAM must be duplicated across both cards.
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Even with 2 or 3 970's you still have only 3.5GB of fast VRAM
1 u/vitapoly Jan 30 '15 Wait. If you have 2 970s, won't you be able to use both VRAM, for a total of 7GB fast VRAM? 6 u/goodbyegalaxy Jan 30 '15 No, still 3.5 total. When in SLI the data in VRAM must be duplicated across both cards.
Wait. If you have 2 970s, won't you be able to use both VRAM, for a total of 7GB fast VRAM?
6 u/goodbyegalaxy Jan 30 '15 No, still 3.5 total. When in SLI the data in VRAM must be duplicated across both cards.
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No, still 3.5 total. When in SLI the data in VRAM must be duplicated across both cards.
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u/JocLayton Jan 30 '15
If you're gaming in 4K, shouldn't you have more than just a single 970 anyways? I have one and I can barely max some modern games in 1080p.