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Originally posted by nostatic
Evidently the motherboard and vid card are SLI capable so I could run two video cards and bridge them.
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Can't stand it... Four people in my house, three desktop gamer PCs, one laptop. Chasing the carrot is endless. I just went AMD for the first time, as well. PCIe, but note that ATI takes the nod over nVidia on SL1. More flexibility on vid card types. eg nVidia needs
identical cards.
But the "old" HT 3.0 pentium with 2 gig/Radeon 9800 still runs BF2 as well as 64 bit Athalon with PCIe and x800.
All smoke and mirrors. Like slapping those SSIs on the 3.2.
But why is it that ripping open PC component boxes and bolting a new system together is just soooo satisfying?