Hello,
Maybe it is a dumb question, but I could not find a straight answer on the internet :
I am doing GPU rendering with Vray for about 2-3 years, with 2 good old RTX 2080ti paired with NVlink. I renewed my workstation lately and wanted to plug a third GPU, an old GTX 1080 (since I have room for it on my motherboard and on my powersupply unit), only for monitoring (I have 2 display unit to attach), thus dedicating my two 2080ti for rendering only.
But I was told that I could not do it because NVlink can only be activated when a display is attached to one of the GPUs. If so, is there some way around this limitation ? Would a dummy dongle do the trick ? Do recent Nvidia studio drivers allow that kind of setup ?
Thanks a lot for your answer.
That would really help me.
Best regards.
Tristan Vieljeux
Maybe it is a dumb question, but I could not find a straight answer on the internet :
I am doing GPU rendering with Vray for about 2-3 years, with 2 good old RTX 2080ti paired with NVlink. I renewed my workstation lately and wanted to plug a third GPU, an old GTX 1080 (since I have room for it on my motherboard and on my powersupply unit), only for monitoring (I have 2 display unit to attach), thus dedicating my two 2080ti for rendering only.
But I was told that I could not do it because NVlink can only be activated when a display is attached to one of the GPUs. If so, is there some way around this limitation ? Would a dummy dongle do the trick ? Do recent Nvidia studio drivers allow that kind of setup ?
Thanks a lot for your answer.
That would really help me.
Best regards.
Tristan Vieljeux
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