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SLI on any motherboard

SwampThing · 2008-04-15 13:03:42

Anyone on here have any experience of this? I'm interested because I stupidly bought a mobo that's not SLI compatible. edit: or, if funds allow, what mobo should I get if I wanted two 88000 GTS in SLI? I'd rather not change the mobo if at all possible. Cheers.

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15-04-2008 2:03pm

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SwampThing

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Anyone on here have any experience of this?

I'm interested because I stupidly bought a mobo that's not SLI compatible.

edit: or, if funds allow, what mobo should I get if I wanted two 88000 GTS in SLI? I'd rather not change the mobo if at all possible.

Cheers.

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#2 15-04-2008 6:07pm
skuzzb

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What motherboard do ya have? If its a decent one you'd prolly be able to sell it on, on adverts.ie

For stability id sell it and go with a gigabyte or asus 650i board and if your not going to overclock much go with the ABIT one. Can get em as cheap as 70 quid.

I remember reading somewhere that HP have managed to get x-fire working on an SLI board but not the otherway around.
Ah heres the link;
http://www.custompc.co.uk/news/601278/hp-offers-crossfire-on-nforce-sli-motherboard.html

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#3 16-04-2008 3:21pm
SwampThing

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My mobo is a Maximus Formula.

What about this little beaut!

http://www.dabs.ie/ProductView.aspx?quicklinx=4XJ5

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