2 SLI EVGA GeForce GTX 980 4GB , will i get good performance as one GTX Titan Z ?

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Saffaa

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what is your recomendation about having 2 SLI cards instead of one does it act or perform as one card or it is better ?
please help i wanna use it for gaming and rendering mixing with intel core i7 5690 3.0 Ghz

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Not all games support SLI/XFire and it could suffer from usual SLI/XFire issues e.g. micro stutters.
As long as you can find a single GPU which can outperform or perform near 2 cards on SLI/XFire, it is better to pick that single GPU, unless you have already one of the needed GPUs.
For now, a single GTX980Ti or Fury X is you best bet.
If you really need more power, XFiring/SLI-ing GTX980Tis or Fury Xs is then good.
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Two 980s will provide perhaps 160-180% of a single 980's performance. R9 Furies would be better if going new, they cut penalties and you might get 180-190% of a single Fury. Benchmarks show that Furies in Crossfire beat 980s in SLI and come close to 980 Tis in SLI in more AMD favored benchmarks.
 
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Not all games support SLI/XFire and it could suffer from usual SLI/XFire issues e.g. micro stutters.
As long as you can find a single GPU which can outperform or perform near 2 cards on SLI/XFire, it is better to pick that single GPU, unless you have already one of the needed GPUs.
For now, a single GTX980Ti or Fury X is you best bet.
If you really need more power, XFiring/SLI-ing GTX980Tis or Fury Xs is then good.
 
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