Rig:
Motherboard | ASUS H170 Pro Gaming |
RAM | 16GB Crucial Ballistix DDR4 2133 Mhz |
CPU | Intel i5 6600 Skylake (3.3Ghz) |
Cooling | Corsair H55, Corsair AF120, Corsair SP120, 2 x NZXT 140mm Front extractor fans (for now) |
SSD's | Samsung 850 EVO 250GB, 840 EVO 120GB, 750 EVO 500GB |
HDD | Western Digital 1TB |
Case | NZXT S340 (looking to update to the S340 Elite) |
Peripherals:
Keyboard | RedDragon Indra (this thing is awesome for the price) |
Mouse | Func MS-3-R2 ( one of the few big mice for fella's with big hands ) |
Speakers | 5.1 Logitech Z506 (note the center speaker mounted on the screen ) |
Joystick/Throttle | Saitek X52 |
Screen 1 | Samsung SyncMaster SA350 21.5 inch |
Screen 2 | DELL SE2717H 27" (planning on getting a second this year to replace the Samsung) |
Co-Pilot | Chewie (squeeze him and he speaks!) |
I got the prices off NewEgg UK as they are today:
The 1080:
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The 1080Ti they got for £631.99:
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I got the Galax GeForce GTX 1080 EXOC-SNPR in April last year for around the same price.
Absolutely, at this point though I just wanted to see if I could get into both games and see what the performance was like. A solid 50FPS in station running two instances of ED tells me that it shouldn't have a problem with the usual stuff. Planetary landings might take it's toll though. Only one way to find out; but that requires research and setting things up I'm couldn't be bothered to do, lol.
The controls do not work at the same time; there's likely software that needs to be run to map your inputs somehow.
In a game like WoW, I can see the advantage.
In ED? It would be kind of pointless. How do you undock multiple ships at the same time (docking is easy thanks to DC)?
Personally, I don't see what benefit multi-boxing could possibly bring.