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  • Warhawk

    #1

    Say what?!?

    So is this true?? Or just a typo?

  • Scinto
    Retired TGN *****
    • Mar 2006
    • 5387

    #2
    typo probably,

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    • jubb jubb

      #3
      typo definetly unless its some super new technology and nvidia and ati merged!!!???? <wtf???

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      • camper.
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 3459

        #4
        Yeah, AMD learnt that nVidia rape their asses.

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        • Sniper1432
          Member
          • Jun 2006
          • 4616

          #5
          lol good find.

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          • Eagle101

            #6
            nvidia and ati merged!!!???? <wtf??? I LOLED AT THAT LOL! nividia with ati its like amd with intel and PS3 with 360 LOLZ hehe prob typo i'd say!

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            • Warhawk

              #7
              haha man that would be so cool. They should make it universal then you could put an ATI and a Nvidia in SLI and get the best of both worlds! haha driver conflicts ftw.

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              • megawhompertoo
                oldswab
                • Dec 2005
                • 2124

                #8
                one pci-e x16 lane is no different from the next from a technical standpoint.

                with enough know-how, you can make crossfire work in an sli motherboard (dig up the link tomorrow if i remember...)

                having said that, it isn't for general consumption, therefore:

                duh, typo, duh

                nice find, though.

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                • Warhawk

                  #9
                  can you really use 2 ati's in crossfire on an SLI board? I really want that 3870 but I feel like a retard putting it on an SLI board lol....

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                  • =98=
                    Member
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 10299

                    #10
                    There was a PC company a while back selling SLI on a non-sli certified motherboard. It was in Custom PC magazine.

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