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Does SLI scale down a stronger card to match a weaker one?
I'm currently using a GTX 560 TI 1gb card and I had recently ordered a mirror card but a 2gb version.
I've read though that a card like my 2gb I ordered would only be able to utilize 1gb of that v-ram due to the other card being 1gb; is that true and if so; are specs always toned down like this in all respects when doing SLI? ( Clock speeds,shaders,etc )
2 Answers
- n/aLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
No
The cards no longer sync together unless forced
Each card can run at individual clock speeds
But the vram thing is true
- Mark NLv 710 years ago
Yes it will scale the clock speed back to the slowest cards clock speeds. At the same time you can possibly overclock the 2 cards up a little using MSI afterburner... It isn't so much of a scaling down, it is just making the 2 cards act the same, for better performance...
