NVIDIA's GeForce 7950 GX2 graphics card

NVIDIA HAS BEEN TALKING publicly about Quad SLI for half a year now, and Quad SLI configs have been shipping for a few months in a select number of ultra-high-end PCs. Today, at long last, NVIDIA is unveiling a consumer version of its Quad SLI component card, the GeForce 7950 GX2. A single GX2 plugs into one PCI Express slot, but it actually has a pair of printed circuit boards, two GPUs, and two sets of memory chips onboard. By itself, the GeForce 7950 GX2 is an SLI setup on a stick, a dual-GPU powerhouse that fits into the same space as any other high-end graphics card with a dual-slot cooler. Slide two of these puppies into a system side by side, and you have the potential for Quad SLI-but not the reality, apparently, if you're just a lowly DIYer.

[Bill Nye]

Awesome. SLi performance for a few hundred less. Not to mention saving space. This looks to be my solution in the coming months.

[OutLaw]

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[Bill Nye]

Haha, I just registered and commented there.

[OutLaw]

I tried to convince optaviusx to come over here. Imagine him and ssj04 talking about the 360 vs the PS3. Neither one of them will give up.

[Asuka]

^_^

[user9422077]

awesome!