What would be the equivalent to two GTX 960's?

[Simon]

I currently have a GTX 960 and another spare one and I'm thinking of dualing the spare one with mine. However, I need to know what kind of performance I'm getting if I do so. So what's the equivalent of two GTX 960's?

[Klogg]

According to my research, a single GTX 1920.

[Simon]

Originally posted by Klogg of the Dada Era:

According to my research, a single GTX 1920.

Pretty clever, not gonna lie. But for real, do you know?

[Delta]

Depends on the games you are trying to run mostly, most games won't benefit from having multiple GPU's though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9N8HJ2eWN4

[A Terrible Modder]

i would say 40% better performance at best. aka about 15-30% slower than a 1060 6gb

[Dïngus]

It depends. All benchmarks show an increase in fps, but that increase can be anywhere from 1 fps to doubling your fps.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/nvidia-geforce-gtx-960-sli/23.html

[36564176]

a 1070 or 980 ti

[Delta]

Originally posted by jack of no trades:

a 1070 or 980 ti

[Ghost Robertson]

Make sure your power supply will handle having 2 video cards and make sure you have adequate cooling in your case.

As for performance i would say on par with a GTX 1060 3GB.

Edit---

This site
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-960-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1060-3GB/3165vs3646

Said the GTX 1060 is 58% faster than the 960, Since the SLI is going to be either 16x by 8x or if you are unlucky it'll be 8x by 8x then having two 960's should be about the same speed as a 1060.

Hope this helps.

[Simon]

Thanks a trillion for your responses, bröðers.