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Ati Sli?

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halcyon

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Just wondering if anyone knows offhand if this information has been leaked or not, but is it expected that ATI SLI will be able to run on existing Nforce4 Ultra SLI PCIE mobos? Or is ATI SLI only going to run on mobos with their chipsets? And how about nvidia's sli running on ati's mobos (when released)? Any ideas?
 
Sorry, but using the focking search button.
I wouldn't worry about it untill ati sends preview boards to major hardware review sites.
 
I've been wondering the same thing! I'm stuck with two Nvidia cards now, and I'm praying I will be able to swap 'em out for ATI cards. If anyone gets the skinny on this, please post!
 
From what I've heard, no, you won't be able to use existing nforce4 sli boards. But that's not saying much, considering I've heard very little. But logically it makes sense, why would a company in such a heated rivalry with nvidia make their "SLI" solution compatible with nvidia's product. I'm sure they'd much rather make you buy an ATi board instead.
 
Dr. X said:
But logically it makes sense, why would a company in such a heated rivalry with nvidia make their "SLI" solution compatible with nvidia's product.
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To, perhaps, sell more cards?
 
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