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alienware also do quad sli in their new computer but i cant afford their computers nor do i want one
I suppose I could.Well, you could buy dual 7900GT/X's and SLI them. Since thats what Alinware does and claims it as quad-sli
Dell owns the alienware brand now.alienware also do quad sli in their new computer but i cant afford their computers nor do i want one
Cromewell said:I suppose I could.Dell owns the alienware brand now.
fade2green514 said:WRONG! wow..
1.2ghz memory clock... but 512BIT!! MUCH faster than 1.6ghz 256-bit memory! by the look of the name you would think it has two gpu's on it... but who knows. again... 512-bit memory! WOW!
wonder how many pixel pipelines and vertex shaders? who knowsss..
That's because it does have 2 GPU's on it.fade2green514 said:WRONG! wow..
1.2ghz memory clock... but 512BIT!! MUCH faster than 1.6ghz 256-bit memory! by the look of the name you would think it has two gpu's on it... but who knows. again... 512-bit memory! WOW!
It's just two 7900GTX's together, so it's going to have 48 pixel pipelines, and 16 vertex pipelines.fade2green514 said:wonder how many pixel pipelines and vertex shaders? who knowsss..
Clutch said:What a marketing gimmick. Each card has a 256 bit bus, combined it is a theoretical 512 bit bus, but in reality, it isn't due to the overhead which SLI creates, as it can never be 100% efficient.
It's just two 7900GTX's together, so it's going to have 48 pixel pipelines, and 16 vertex pipelines.
I meant quad SLI, like two 7950GX2's. So its like $1300 vs. $900 for a very small to none performance benefit.fade2green514 said:two 7900gtx's in SLI = $900-$1100
one 7950GX2 = $650
I heard it got insanely hot. Let me try and find the review that shows the spike chart thing.shadyi said:i wonder about how hot is it gonna be under stress ?
monkeysims said:ya, i would really like to see the benchmarks also
shadyi said:i think for people who have 7800 and above there is no reason to upgrade
as it will hold on till Vista come out and then you can upgrade to a DX10 card !