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RTX 2080 Ti and call it 100% a day.
I've no Ti, but it really depends on the game.
I haven't had any bad luck with it recently, recently being the past 5 years. The last time I had a true issue where the game wouldn't run right on a game that supported crossfire and SLI and was expected to work-- was with Skryim in 2011 and Borderlands 1 in 2009. Both issues were with AMD crossfire and also both issues were fixed by AMD within a month of the game's release.
Any problems I have now are due to putzing about trying to get games written without multi-gpu support to fake it via config or profile settings. But hardly any games are so limited as to suck. I don't know about your motherboard and pcie lane availability for the listed build in the OP's post, but on a capable system that can at least provide PCIe 3.0 slots with 16x lanes on the primary and 8x on the secondary, it works pretty well. Even 8x and 8x works, but purists will demand all or nothing, so it depends on where you fall on the spectrum of purity. I am sort of dirty when it comes to my tastes, but I do appreciate a well built system...
Final Fantasy 15 took some tweaking, but.. overall, it runs Ok at 4K with SLI, and very smoothly at 2560x1440. Cindy can cause lag on a top heavy system that isn't well proportioned and focused only on the graphics.
That stated, it doesnt address any of the other issues. I would suspect that buying 2080tis for the purposes of running them in SLI to render games with raytracing support at a higher resolution than nearly everyone else, but in my opinion, that admirable goal is not quite worth the investment at the moment due to the fact that not too many games actually support the ray tracing. Sure that will change, but the prices will drop for those cards, too.
I won't go into the system build or tweaking or other considerations, but for the crossfire SLI--it works fine for me for what I do with it, which is mostly play games.
I don't have RTX cards and can't comment on the value proposition as to if the extra feature set is improved in SLI and if so, is it worth the extra money.
With this in mind, if you have any doubts but have the money, then think of what else you can spend it on, and just get one card and see how it goes for you. If you want more performance... then get card #2. Just be aware that even if it works as I suggest it might, you may not see the performance you want, but that can be situational--the system, the game, the expectations, etc. It could be you have the best 2560x1440 experience out there, but you'd never see it with the raytracing on just one card, not with a 2080ti anyway. Maybe if you wait for the 3080ti as you suggest, then perhaps you will--but do you want to wait for something that has no promises or prices and only speculation and hopes to define it?
Besides, we all know you'll never do it so stop these bloody topics already or prove us wrong.
I'd recently built a 3900X + GB X570 Aorus Xtreme rig, I'd retained my PowerColor RX VEGA64 Red Devil, and yes I know my gaming performance is being held back by VEGA64. It's fast enough to handle the games I play at 3440x1440 high to ultra (depending on the game) . I'm waiting for big NAVI 23 next year, rumored to have hardware RT, hoping it'd at least match RTX 2080 Ti in non-RT games and better at RT, and costs less than the 1k USD minimum asking price of the RTX 2080 Ti.
Edit - I have 2x GB VEGA64 Gaming OC in my 3960X rig, and for games that do support CF, it kills......Strange Brigade benchmark show >150fps at max ingame setting at 3440x1440.
No you didn't.
Also, sli /xfire don't share / combine memory, you have a 4GB card, that's all and chances are it runs worse than stock due to your messed up bios settings.
crossfire doesnt share memory - Memory doesnt stack neither in CFX or SLi or NVLink - and you where never a Navy Seal - you have at least 15 violations with NAVPERS 15665I with your pictures. Aswell as many terms you threw out that wouldnt be used as such.