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And the cooling, amount of ram and the doubles performance. the chip might be the same, but the rest of it isn't Granted, its not worth the $3k price bump, bu
by KaiserPro 7y ago
And the cooling, amount of ram and the doubles performance.
the chip might be the same, but the rest of it isn't
Granted, its not worth the $3k price bump, but thats a different issue.
- zwaps 7y agoNah that's not really it. The reason NVIDIA doesn't allow this is precisely because the additional RAM - functionally the only difference - is not cost efficient. People would like (and did) use a bunch of consumer 1080s, which is why NVIDIA disallowed precisely that. You had to buy the equivalent pro grade card, which costs easily two or three times that and offers a couple more GB of RAM.