Since these cards have only one DisplayPort connector, a 5K monitor requires at least two supported GeForce cards, with SLI mode enabled.
Connect the 5K monitor DP1 to the master SLI GPU, and 5K monitor DP2 to the GeForce cards indicated in the table below.
NOTE: Images are for illustrative
purposes, and may not match your card.
Configuration |
Notes |
2-way SLI
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Connect the 5K monitor DP1 to the master SLI GPU, and 5K monitor DP2 to the slave SLI GPU.
Clone/Extended Mode To configure with a non-5K monitor in clone or extended mode, connect the second display to the master SLI GPU. |
3-way SLI
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Connect the 5K monitor DP1 to the master SLI GPU, and 5K monitor DP2 to any of the other two slave SLI GPUs.
Clone/Extended Mode To configure with a non-5K monitor in clone or extended mode, connect the second display to the master SLI GPU. |
4-way SLI
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Connect the 5K monitor DP1 to the master SLI GPU, and 5K monitor DP2 to the last GPU in the SLI bridge.
Clone/Extended Mode To configure with a non-5K monitor in clone or extended mode, connect the second display to the master SLI GPU. |
Quad SLI (using dual GPU cards)
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Connect the 5K monitor DP1 to the master SLI GPU, and 5K monitor DP2 to the connector on the second card.
Clone/Extended Mode To configure with a non-5K monitor in clone or extended mode, connect the second display to the master SLI GPU. |
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