Sup yal. I'm not brand loyal by any means. I generally get the fastest single card solution. I do senseless upgrades to whatever the top end single card GPU is at the time, and right now, sitting on a 5970. My TVPC has an x6 with a GTX 280 OC in it (going to put a 460 i have laying around in there for dx11) for my 3D gaming and 3D movies.
Anyway, enough with the back story. I have a couple of Asus 120hz displays that support 3D vision (I have a total of 4 glasses for my TVPC) and want to do some 3D gaming on my desktop, rather than the TV. 2x 570s destroy my 5970. I'm probably going to throw a single GTX 580 in my wife's desktop so she can do some 3D gaming. Replacing her 5870.
I'm looking at 2x GTX 570 cards in sli. I've got a corsair 1100W PSU right now, i7 960, 5970, 12GB DDR3 1600, 2x intel 160GB SSD raid0, blah blah
Now if anyone is still with me, my questions are
1. Does nvidia support dual monitors with 2 cards in SLI?
2. Does 3dvision work with SLI? Giving you the benefits of both cards?
3. 1100W should be plenty, no?
4. Should I bother running my heat in the winter if I go with 2x GTX 570?
Anyway, enough with the back story. I have a couple of Asus 120hz displays that support 3D vision (I have a total of 4 glasses for my TVPC) and want to do some 3D gaming on my desktop, rather than the TV. 2x 570s destroy my 5970. I'm probably going to throw a single GTX 580 in my wife's desktop so she can do some 3D gaming. Replacing her 5870.
I'm looking at 2x GTX 570 cards in sli. I've got a corsair 1100W PSU right now, i7 960, 5970, 12GB DDR3 1600, 2x intel 160GB SSD raid0, blah blah
Now if anyone is still with me, my questions are
1. Does nvidia support dual monitors with 2 cards in SLI?
2. Does 3dvision work with SLI? Giving you the benefits of both cards?
3. 1100W should be plenty, no?
4. Should I bother running my heat in the winter if I go with 2x GTX 570?