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lowcar100 · 03-22-2006, 07:06 AM

^Agreed

Definately go with a single, better card. This is a cheaper option at only minimal performance loss, if any. (depends on the cards you are choosing) If you still have an SLI board then you can upgrade in the future to either a better card or get another of the same. You will have more options, and depending on the technology at the time you may want to do something that your current set up would only allow you to do at a high cost.

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lowcar100 Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Kent, Washington Age: 19 Posts: 499	^Agreed Definately go with a single, better card. This is a cheaper option at only minimal performance loss, if any. (depends on the cards you are choosing) If you still have an SLI board then you can upgrade in the future to either a better card or get another of the same. You will have more options, and depending on the technology at the time you may want to do something that your current set up would only allow you to do at a high cost. __________________ Computers:family\|\|mine CPU:P4 2.6GHz\|\|AMD 3800+ X2 Motherboard:ASUS P4SD-LA\|\|MSI K8n Neo4 Platinum RAM:256MB x2 DDR\|\|Corsair XMS 2x 1GB DDR GPU:GeForce 5200 128MB\|\|GeForce 7900GT 256MB PCI-E PSU:250W Off brand\|\|ASPIRE ATX 520W HDD:120GB Ultra DMA\|\|WD 250GB 7200RPM 16MB Case:Retarded\|\|Sunbeam Transformer (Black)