Although technically not "supported", does it work?
I built a system for someone last christmas with a nforce chipset. The bridge came with the motherboard. They made it clear not to loose it or I was SOL for SLI. With crossfire you get a bridge with the card(at least with some of them). So if you bought a 680i board and two 2900xt cards... What else do you have to do?
It can and has been done:
http://www.techpowerup.com/index.php?39252
Why bother? Because the 2900xt is $140 cheaper than a 8800GTX. That is $280 when you buy two. After much research the nVidia 680i is the best motherboard chipset out for the core2, and after further research I do not see a $140 performance difference between an 8800GTX. In fact in some areas the 2900xt is much faster.
Not only that it would share the wealth to all three companies: Intel, AMD/ATI, and nVidia. No one would get hurt feelings and you'd be loyal to all three! Everyone is a winner. Just like kindergarten again! LOL!
2007-09-08
11:38:46
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adventurouscouchpotatofun
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This is probably a very difficult question. Please do not respond with answers that are not directed at this exact question regardless of which hardware you consider is best.
It is not a matter if I should. It is a matter of - how can I?
2007-09-08
13:19:44 ·
update #1
Mysticman 44! - I knew there was a way. And to think someone said it couldn't be done just 4 weeks ago!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AsMAZ4TLhEKP6oPx6Kz8objty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20070812150939AA2Q8MS&show=7#profile-info-be05d9f091769cb235df8d6b4bd10191aa
2007-09-09
07:14:04 ·
update #2