NVIDIA Quad-SLI vs ATI Crossfire

May 2nd 2006 | Graphics Cards

If you already have a Ferrari and a nice boat and now need something new to impress your friends you could shell out at least 7k for a Quad SLI system and a 30" widescreen gaming display. Quad-SLI seems to be a very promising solution. Hats off to the engineers who managed to stuff so much GPU power into so little space without any thermal or power issues. Now it’s time that the driver gurus make full use of this power.

Our other tested system was ATI’s X1900 XTX Crossfire. Even though ATI entered the multi-GPU market a lot later than NVIDIA, they successfully improved their product and now have a very competitive solution. When asked about Quad-Crossfire ATI told us that they "are looking into it". Right now ATI has the better solution for gaming at maximum detail at ultra-high wide-screen resolutions.

techPowerUp!

Compare prices for Graphics Cards
Related Articles:
» EVGA e-GeForce 8800GTX KO ACS3 768MB Review
» ATI Radeon X1950 PRO Now Shipping
» ATI CrossFire and Intel Core 2 Extreme Platforms Now Available
» ATI unveils AM2-compatible chipsets - CrossFire Xpress 3200, ATI Radeon Xpress 1100
» MSI RD480 Neo2 (ATI Radeon Xpress 200 CrossFire) review
» ATI Delivers ‘Fastest Gaming Platform’ with CrossFire Xpress 3200 Chipset
» ATI Enters Mobile TV Market with a Complete DVB-H Solution
» ATI X1800XT Crossfire Review
» ATI FireMV Products Selected for HP Tested & Certified Graphics Program
» ATI Crossfire - Ready to Take on SLI?
» NVIDIA Working on SLI 2
» ATI Crossfire Multi GPU Revealed
» ATI’s Crossfire & Bridge / Dongle Pictured
» ATI Crossfire Defeats SLI in 3Dmark05 Some Games
» ATI Crossfire Multi VPU Does AFR, Super Tiling, Split Screen Rendering
NVIDIA Quad-SLI vs ATI Crossfire
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2006-05-02