SLI Can Work With More Than Two Cards

March 29th 2005 | Graphics Cards

It seems that Nvidia SLI can work with more than just two cards. It’s possible to make four cards work together. Tier one companies such as Gigabyte and Asus already have cards with two 6600GT chips on one PCB and at CeBIT we noticed that Asus is working on an extremely big printed circuit board (PCB) with two 6800 chips.

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SLI Can Work With More Than Two Cards
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2005-03-29