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Nvidia is stepping up efforts on getting 3-way SLI ready for launch on Nov 12th. However, to get 3-way SLI up and running, there are a few requirements. Firstly you need a 3-way SLI drivers. Secondly, you need either a 680i SLI or the upcoming 780a/780i SLI board with at least 3 PCIe x16 slots. Thirdly, you need either GeForce 8800 Ultra or GeForce 8800 GTX cards as these cards have 2 SLI connectors on each card. Even the upcoming G92 cards will not support since it has only 1 SLI connector. Fourthly, you would need a 3-way SLI bridge card. CJ sent us an interesting diagram showing us how the cards connect to each other in a 3-way SLI config. Card A connects to Card B, and B connects to C and then C connects back to A. It is probably an expensive connector and comparatively, AMD Crossfire X solution seems cheaper to implement. Read More >>

Comment by: Xiaogos on 03-Nov-2007 1:28 am

Seriously 2 already very power le..add one more really got any effect meh?other then increasing the heat i dun see anything much the 3rd gpu can help..

Comment by: annhilator47 on 25-Oct-2007 3:25 pm

well dats if your system can withstand one heck of a heatwave...

Comment by: Fragnatic on 25-Oct-2007 12:30 pm

Quote: Originally Posted by skytzh gd. but usually ppl dun use tat much. gtx 2-way sli overkill liao, still nid 3-way meh ? no one minds having more gpus (if they had the $$of cos) 3 is better than 2

Comment by: skytzh on 25-Oct-2007 11:48 am

gd. but usually ppl dun use tat much. gtx 2-way sli overkill liao, still nid 3-way meh ?

Comment by: Destroyer on 25-Oct-2007 10:44 am

The temp is hotest in case.

Comment by: longsiew on 22-Oct-2007 10:50 am

No more sound card=(

Comment by: Holland Close on 22-Oct-2007 1:37 am

Let's see they try cooling the other 2 cards with their fans blocked.

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