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WilHarris · 29th Nov 2005, 14:01

http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/200...npa_sli/1.html

phuzz · 29th Nov 2005, 14:09

Wish I'd known about this board before I splashed out on a 6800 AGP

ps, it would have been nice to see some tests using a S754 3700+, just to see what a fast system would look like...

alastor · 29th Nov 2005, 14:30

Quote:

There is the now-standard 24-pin ATI 2.0 along with the additional 4-pin 12v power connector located next to the left hand corner of the CPU socket.

Graphics on the brain Tim?

Great article as always, looks like a good upgrade path for those with 754 setups.

Tim S · 29th Nov 2005, 14:32

I type ATI too much

Nature · 30th Nov 2005, 08:55

As long as brands are going back to building weaker technology for better graphics cards, I'd sure as hell like to see a socket 462 Sli

Tim S · 30th Nov 2005, 15:54

I don't think that would ever be possible - nForce4 doesn't have a memory controller, whereas the likes of nForce2 do.

Nature · 1st Dec 2005, 08:20

Who brang you to the party? My barton 2600 with two GTX'S!!!!!

29th Nov 2005, 14:01	#1
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30th Nov 2005, 15:54	#6
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1st Dec 2005, 08:20	#7
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29th Nov 2005, 14:09	#2
phuzz Hypermodder Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bristol, UK Posts: 955	Wish I'd known about this board before I splashed out on a 6800 AGP ps, it would have been nice to see some tests using a S754 3700+, just to see what a fast system would look like...