Use for two different Graphics cards?

I've sent my 2080ti out for repair so in the mean time I bought an RX580 to get me by.
If or When the 2080 comes back is there any reason to keep the 580 installed?

I'm running 2 32" TV's and a 55"4K UHD as my main display. 1360x768 - 3840x2160 - 1360x768

Could I run the Displays off the 580 and set the 2080 for purely gaming?

That I do have. An Evga 1000GQ

I have never used two graphics cards at once (leaving off SLI/Crossfire, which I vowed to never use again). I have certainly never mixed AMD and nVidia cards.

I see that your PSU supports 10 PCI-E 6+2 pin connectors. (You'd need 3.)

Your MB + CPU may not support enough PCI-E lanes to run two graphics cards at X16, but I belive that PCI-E 3.0 X8 would not bottleneck you at all.

If you decide to mess about with that, let us know if it works.

I will, as of today the 2080 hasn't even reached gigabyte yet for repairs. I hope the previous owner didn't void the warranty, gut feeling they're going to tell me to kick rocks and I've wasted $1000

I ran through the PSU calculator and I fudged a couple components as it didn't have EVERYTHING I have. The ending result was I would be running 948watts. 52 to spare with my current PSU. Should I still run it?

gettheclicker said:

I will, as of today the 2080 hasn't even reached gigabyte yet for repairs. I hope the previous owner didn't void the warranty, gut feeling they're going to tell me to kick rocks and I've wasted $1000

I ran through the PSU calculator and I fudged a couple components as it didn't have EVERYTHING I have. The ending result was I would be running 948watts. 52 to spare with my current PSU. Should I still run it?

I'd be unhappy with that little margin.

I wondered about the power. The 2080ti is supposed to have a max power draw of 250W. The RX 580, 235W. Ryzen 9 3900X, 105W. (I suppose that you could go a lot higher on the CPU if you overclock.) Those are the big ones, total 590W. I wonder what would counsume an additional 358W?

1 M.2 - Boot 500Gb
1 SSD - Steam 500gb
2 Hybrid Drives - Games & Movies 4tb
1 HDD - Random needed files 1tb

3 120mm 7500 rpm mining fans - set at 2500rpm - intake
2 120mm 3000rpm fans - set at 1500rpm - intake
6 140mm LED RGB UpHere fans w/ rgb control box
2 120mm Blue Led fans - intake
Corsair H150i Pro

gettheclicker said:

1 M.2 - Boot 500Gb
1 SSD - Steam 500gb
2 Hybrid Drives - Games & Movies 4tb
1 HDD - Random needed files 1tb

3 120mm 7500 rpm mining fans - set at 2500rpm - intake
2 120mm 3000rpm fans - set at 1500rpm - intake
6 140mm LED RGB UpHere fans w/ rgb control box
2 120mm Blue Led fans - intake
Corsair H150i Pro

13 case fans? I suppose that makes you a fan fan.

The 6 UpHere RGB fans are more for looks, I don't feel much airflow at all which is why they're all exhaust and the 5 more powerful fans are intake to inhale more and help exhaust.