Nvidia sli (without alienware)
 

Is that shit going to require 4 molex connectors? 2 per card? oOo:

[quote="Mr.Buttocks":b763d]Is that shit going to require 4 molex connectors? 2 per card? oOo:[/quote:b763d]

Looks like its currently gonna be done with the gt varient so 1 molex per card.

Finally nvidia using some 3dfx tech but think ill pass, new motherboard 2 gfx cards and most likely a new psu, only looking at about $850 or so for that.

wallbash:

i would never spend that much on a video card that is just crazy

haha yea right, this is completely out of the common gamers reach. Only rich bastards will be able to afford this type of stuff. At least for now. oOo:

gerv stfu

plzdie:

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NERD

Fuc dude, you upgrade your PC every week, I always wonder how you get the money for this when you don't work, unless you get allowance. happy:

always thought that to nubweed

Nerd oOo:

U = on the net so stfu geek before i get the little kids to take your lunch money from ya. rolleyes: oOo: rock:

me being on the net classifies me as being a nerd? umm yea rolleyes:

Stfu you're permanently connected to online with yer pda, geek ++ plzdie: imwithstupid:

well if you have 34494994 posts on a fourm it can classify some nerd qualitys nubweed rolleyes: oOo: rock: happy:

If i had the money id get it biggrin:

time to invest dance:

[quote="Some doorknob reporter":b3a98]There are a few things that need to be taken into account however when you're considering buying an SLI configuration. First off you'll need a workstation motherboard featuring two PCI-E-x16 slots which will also use the more expensive Intel Xeon processors. Secondly you'll need two identical, same brand and type, PCI-E GeForce 6800 graphics cards.[/quote:b3a98]

... right. I think I'll stick with my present configuration.

the day i buy xeon........ or intel for that matter...

spread out over 2 years? umm yea...