This is funny

[CptFalcon]

Check out this computer on newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883239003

Now take a look at the picture that is a close up of the mobo. You will notice that it says that it is an Nvidia mobo.

Now look at what graphics are attached to it.

Hint: Crossfire

HAHA!

 

[lowteckh]

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[techminster]

Expensive little guy...

 

[kencheeto]

OP fails harder than Vmicro

 

[CptFalcon]

OP fails harder than Vmicro

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Please.

I any of you bothered to check it out you will notice that the motherboard that they are using is an Asus P5N-D which is an Nvidia SLI chipset.

The board in question is this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131232

If you also look at the graphics cards you will notice that they have two 4850s in supposed crossfire.

4850s: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814129112&Tpk=4850

Now, why would you buy a computer that has two ATI cards with an Nvidia Chipset mobo?

I think its pretty funny, even if some people can't read.

 

[tiraides]

I any of you bothered to check it out you will notice that the motherboard that they are using is an Asus P5N-D which is an Nvidia SLI chipset.

If you also look at the graphics cards you will notice that they have two 4850s in supposed crossfire.

Now, why would you buy a computer that has two ATI cards with an Nvidia Chipset mobo?

You know, HP is able to enable both SLI and CrossFire with its Blackbird system. (It uses the EVGA 780i/790i SLI motherboards.)

Maybe the folks at Velocity Micro were able to achieve the same feat. (And hopefully, maybe one of the sales reps at VM could explain how....)