Quad GPU's?!?!

[alvino]

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20050309164235.html

If nVIDIA and ASUS pull this off, ATI is gonna have a hard time trying to compete with this.

 

[The_Other_One]

I woudln't mind just having one of those O.O I wonder how they alone, or paired would compair with a single board. Ya know SLI tends to be a bit slower on lower resolutions and I beleive in games not optimised for it. *shrugs* It'll be interesting to see the benchmarks...

BTW, if I remember correctly, the voodoo5 had 4 GPUs on it too ANd this was a single card!

http://www.geocities.com/tnaw_xtennis/Voodoo5-6k/v5-6k1.jpg

 

[alvino]

LOL I'm not sure about the VooDoo5. But, the new dual 6800 board that they're making is supposed to be SLI-capable. So you can connect 2 Dual-GPU cards together for a possible 50,000+ 3DMark03 score.

 

[zoomtm]

where the little sli bridge connector?

 

[alvino]

Well that's the prototype PCB. But, it's expected to have SLI-capability.

 

[winterfreshpwnz]

That will be freaking amazing if they pull it off, not that I would have the money for it, but freaking amazing none the less.

 

[alvino]

Yeah. Even if I don't have the money for it, it's a amazing work in progres, no matter what the critics say.

 

[winterfreshpwnz]

Exactly, it's just so remarkable to see how fast technology advances. To think that we started with lthese big shitty box computers and now we have like 4 GPU's in a system with two CPU's, 9000000000GB harddrives, 100gigs of ram, its pretty insane.

 

[alvino]

LOL That's alot of Hard Drive space.

 

[99nasha]

When will games be life like then? Sometime in the near future? Certainly looks like it