Tri SLi 6800 Ultra

[UpskirtHayley]

who got three 6800 Ultra in Tri SLi bench? and graph comparison vs other cards?

can it be equivalent to one 8800 GT?

 

[Kornowski]

Ah man, you're joking, right?

 

[viper110110]

I don't think you can have tri 6800 (correct me if I'm wrong)

also, any amounts of 6800s can never be an 8800 because the 8000 series is the first to support DirectX 10

and if you were joking, I laughed a bit

 

[diduknowthat]

Uhh...there should be a "I don't know" choice for the pull. But seriously, there's probably less than a handful of people running tri-SLI 6800 Ultras in the world right now, maybe less.

 

[Kornowski]

there's probably less than a handful of people running tri-SLI 6800 Ultras in the world right now

I think the number you're looking for is;

0

There aren't any benchmarks for this simply because there isn't any point in them. Anybody that could tell their mouth from their ass-hole wouldn't buy three 6800's. Let alone, the all might Ultra versions. It just doesn't make any sense.

If you're trying to work out if it's worth buying another two 6800's, or even three 6800's... Then, well... you shouldn't be here.

In the nicest way possible of course.

 

[pies]

I'm sorry but I just lost a more faith in humanity.
There most likely be any benchmarks for that.

 

[UpskirtHayley]

well guess ill be the first to have 6800 ultra on tri sli.... if it is confirm that it can tri sli that is.

 

[Geoff]

You can't tri-SLI the 6800's as there is only one SLI bridge connector on each card.

 

[Vipernitrox]

sli existed 15 years ago?