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There is no mention of four video cards or pictures of such. So again, like I said, Quad SLI could be four video cards like it could be two video cards with two cores each.


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seen it, yawns. all snake oil id bet. get into dev's video cards for 3d applications like maya from aliswavefront or 3dsmax. now thats were you see the muscle and abilties. with cards on market last year being 2 gig minimium with 8 gig last time checked 6 months ago being current max being prodcued and sold. and this being on one or 2 cards.. not some 4 cards all trying to make most for one little thing.

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There is no mention of four video cards or pictures of such. So again, like I said, Quad SLI could be four video cards like it could be two video cards with two cores each.

Oh didnt know you were looking for pics.....I thought you were looking for perf numbers. 4x sli not impressive.....bottomline.

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well dell certainly is showing something great here but i wonder if they have thought about one great factor that will haunt them, HEAT! an overclocked cpu and 4 vid card...

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That is why they have that monster heatsink in there! Have you seen the size of that thing? I bet that thing weighs half the whole system weight!

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I'm running a Pentium 4 3.6HT @ 4.17GHz, which is as fast as it can go, so I think to have it run 100MHz faster wouldn't be too impossible. However, my heatsink covers half the mobo and has two 80mm fans on it...

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I have a 286... HOORAY... ITS THE GREATEST... THE BESTEST... OMGWTFBBQDONKEY !!!!

Please... Have you got 4xSLI setup? Have you experienced it?... So how can people judge the fact that its not the best

"4x sli not impressive.....bottomline."

Woopdoop <_<

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Stop gettying hyped and read the info posted on the web. There is a 33% increase in performance over 2x SLI...not worth it at all if you think about it.

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