SLI flex bridges

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Anybody know where I can land one? Need it to be at least 2.5" and flexible for an Intel board (P5WDH).
 
blink hi said:
Anybody know where I can land one? Need it to be at least 2.5" and flexible for an Intel board (P5WDH).


That board cannot run SLI...No intel chipsets can Nvidia wont allow it
 
i know u can use older drivers and actually see the settings within nvidia's ctl panel but still, it didn't work.
 
pfunkman said:
Doubt it. unless you can mod the shipset its crossfire only
:(

I don't think it's a chipset problem it's a driver problem. There's nothing essentially differnt between an Intel PCIe bus and an Nvidia PCIe bus.
 
ryan_975 said:
I don't think it's a chipset problem it's a driver problem. There's nothing essentially differnt between an Intel PCIe bus and an Nvidia PCIe bus.

Dont all SLI boards have switch one way or another for SLI via either the card in between PIC-X slots or jumper etc? i highly doubt its just drivers Nvidia isnt that dumb.
 
pfunkman said:
Dont all SLI boards have switch one way or another for SLI via either the card in between PIC-X slots or jumper etc? i highly doubt its just drivers Nvidia isnt that dumb.

That was to switch the PCIe slots from x16/x1 to x8/x8.
 
Right. It wasn't until a later revision of the nForce 4 that you could do dual x16.
 
Most of the motherboards now that do x16,x1 and then x8,x8, you can select the configuration in the bios, you no longer need the jumpers or card on the board. There is no reason an Intel board can't run SLI other then the nVidia drivers locking it out. The quadro drivers allow SLI on the Intel chipset, check the sig.
 
guys, you can run SLI on intel chipset board, you just need the modified SLI drivers. One issue is there the 85 series driver, and wont support the 7950GT, 7950GX2's. You could modify the inf file though (I think)
 
google is your friend man.

In five seconds worth of searching I found out tha one of Asus' motherboards had a flexible SLI bridge. Find out the p/n, call them up, and order it. Also maybe can try looking on eBay.
 
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