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There are two ways to work: - SFR (split frame rendering): Each GPU renders half frame (frame generated in half time than with one only GPU). - AFR (alternate frame rendering): Each GPU renders a frame, and the next is being rendering by the other GPU (you get 2 frames in same time you got one only frame with one GPU). In both ways, each GPU needs its VRAM to read/write and generate the new frame. Of course, all is in theory. You don't get double of frames with SLI/CF. But in some games with decent drivers you can get upto 80% more (usually, the figure is near to 40-50% more). I have got two dual GPU systems (SLI, Nvidia).
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