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NVIDIA 3-Way SLI Performance Review

hothardware.com Tests the performance of the Nvidia 3-Way SLI using current top of the line parts.

"Since this performance preview is targeted to PC Gamers, to start things off we might as well play a game. Riddle us this... What would be the antithesis of a product like a thin and light Notebook PC that is energy efficient, eco-friendly, and performance-per-watt tuned for those of you on the go? Some of you may hazard a guess that it would be a high performance Desktop Replacement notebook machine or perhaps a Workstation computer of some sort. Those might be good answers but we'd beg to differ.

The real answer would be the sort of setup you see here..."

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SafeRat5972d ago

That's gota cost an arm n' a leg!

ublender5972d ago

Wow, I find it hilarious that the load balancing between the 3 cards actually LOWERS the performance on the lower graphics settings.

Gondee5972d ago

The one legged gamer that bought those wont be doing that thought. =)

AuburnTiger5972d ago

I think I’ll wait until I can put 15 graphic cards in 1 case

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The hacking adventure "Cyber Manhunt 2: New World" is coming to PC via Steam EA on May 10th, 2024

"The Singapore-based indie games publisher Spiral Up Games and Qingdao/Shandong-based (China) indie games developer Aluba Studio, today announced with great happiness and excitement that their hacking adventure "Cyber Manhunt 2: New World" is coming to PC via Steam EA on May 10th, 2024." - Jonas Ek, TGG.

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The open-world survival/crafting game "Lost Legions" has just been announced for PC

"The Berlin-based (Germany) indie games developer Tarock Interactive today announced with great delight and happiness that their open-world survival/crafting game "Lost Legions", is now currenly in development for PC." - Jonas Ek, TGG.

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TopSpin 2K25 Review - Serving Up a Nice Reboot | MP1st

TopSpin 2K25 Review - After a very long hiatus, TopSpin is back! Can Hangar 13 bring the venerable tennis series back to relevance?