Advantage of two cards

Yanko693

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i have seen pics of peoples rigs with two gfx cards installed. what is the advantage here? will it get you better gpu power to one monitor or is it for multiple monitors?
 
i have seen pics of peoples rigs with two gfx cards installed. what is the advantage here? will it get you better gpu power to one monitor or is it for multiple monitors?

It is for better performance. You can actualy run multiple monitors off of one video card. It is similar to comparing a single core cpu to a dual core with twice the ram... faster :D
 
It is for better performance. You can actualy run multiple monitors off of one video card. It is similar to comparing a single core cpu to a dual core with twice the ram... faster :D

If you use them in SLI I think you can't run multiple monitors off the cards. Multiple video cards are mainly used for two reasons. 1) To run them in SLI mode, which puts both GPUs in a parallel processing mode, increasing the bandwidth of data it can crunch, and 2) to set up and use multiple displays.
 
nvidia has had the crown of performance for a while now, so they have lots of fanboys
amd/ati just got the crown of performace(i think they lost it) they don't have so many fanboys, ati is better for crossfire, mainly because the cards are cheaper
 
and are Nvida and ATI just like Intel and AMD ? they each have there fans who say theres is better?

Yeah, pretty much.

nvidia has had the crown of performance for a while now, so they have lots of fanboys
amd/ati just got the crown of performace(i think they lost it) they don't have so many fanboys, ati is better for crossfire, mainly because the cards are cheaper

Yeah, CF also scales better than SLI for some reason.
 
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