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January 1st 08, 08:04 PM
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Any Dual GPU Cards for GEForce 8 Series?
In the GEForce 7 family, the 7950 was an interesting card because it
combined two GPUs connected by SLI directly onto a single card. Is there a similar product for the GEForce 8 family? Is such a card planned or announced? -- Will 
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January 1st 08, 08:22 PM
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Any Dual GPU Cards for GEForce 8 Series?
Will wrote:
In the GEForce 7 family, the 7950 was an interesting card because it combined two GPUs connected by SLI directly onto a single card. Is there a similar product for the GEForce 8 family? Is such a card planned or announced? The existence of the Nforce 200 bridge, makes it possible to build "GX2" style video cards in the future. Another block diagram, shows the Nforce200 can also connect to up to four other devices, making it possible to interconnect four GPUs. Whether they choose to do it, really depends on whether their next monster chip is ready or not. (I haven't seen an announcement, and I'm "reading the tea leaves" here.) With the reduced power consumption of the 8800GT, it might be possible to put two of them together in a "GX2" style two board module. http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=3180&p=2 Paul
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January 1st 08, 09:02 PM
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Any Dual GPU Cards for GEForce 8 Series?
Read the last paragraph:
http://www.vr-zone.com/articles/Nvid...R680/5404.html If VR-Zone is right (it usually is), the dual-G92 solution, called D9E, should be available in February. -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "Paul" wrote in message ... Will wrote: In the GEForce 7 family, the 7950 was an interesting card because it combined two GPUs connected by SLI directly onto a single card. Is there a similar product for the GEForce 8 family? Is such a card planned or announced? The existence of the Nforce 200 bridge, makes it possible to build "GX2" style video cards in the future. Another block diagram, shows the Nforce200 can also connect to up to four other devices, making it possible to interconnect four GPUs. Whether they choose to do it, really depends on whether their next monster chip is ready or not. (I haven't seen an announcement, and I'm "reading the tea leaves" here.) With the reduced power consumption of the 8800GT, it might be possible to put two of them together in a "GX2" style two board module. http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=3180&p=2 Paul
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