Introduction
While the appearance of graphics cards powered with the Quad SLI technology has been old news for a while with Dell's XPS 600 Renegade along with other various products from manufacturers that have exclusive access to the technology, consumers can now rejoice as well. The GeForce 7950 GX2 is the official name of NVIDIA's retail version of the GeForce 7900 GX2; the dual-GPU card that has been used by PC builders to create Quad SLI configurations for more then a month now. The GeForce 7900 GX2 has been exclusively available to only certain manufacturers and requires highly customized machines to operate the Quad SLI technology.
Recently NVIDIA has changed this with their GeForce 7950 GX2 which is smaller in comparison to the GeForce 7900 GX2 to allow for a Quad SLI setup in less specific cases. While one will still need a fairly large chassis and a tremendous power supply to support two of these dual chip graphics cards, one should be able to get Quad SLI up and running with a large enough case and the correct motherboard. Even though the card is designed for Quad SLI, you can start of with only one GeForce 7950 GX2 and add second card at a later stage to complete the Quad SLI configuration.
Taking the acclaimed NVIDIA SLI technology to the next level, Quad SLI delivers the most extreme HD gaming experience available on the PC. Combining the power of four NVIDIA GeForce 7900 graphics processing units (GPU's) with an NVIDIA nForce4 SLI based motherboard in a single system; Quad SLI lets you run your favorite games at an unbelievably high resolution of 2560x1600 while maintaining silky smooth frame rates. In addition, support for a new 32x anti-aliasing mode and 16x anisotropic filtering enable stunning visuals.
While the appearance of graphics cards powered with the Quad SLI technology has been old news for a while with Dell's XPS 600 Renegade along with other various products from manufacturers that have exclusive access to the technology, consumers can now rejoice as well. The GeForce 7950 GX2 is the official name of NVIDIA's retail version of the GeForce 7900 GX2; the dual-GPU card that has been used by PC builders to create Quad SLI configurations for more then a month now. The GeForce 7900 GX2 has been exclusively available to only certain manufacturers and requires highly customized machines to operate the Quad SLI technology.
Recently NVIDIA has changed this with their GeForce 7950 GX2 which is smaller in comparison to the GeForce 7900 GX2 to allow for a Quad SLI setup in less specific cases. While one will still need a fairly large chassis and a tremendous power supply to support two of these dual chip graphics cards, one should be able to get Quad SLI up and running with a large enough case and the correct motherboard. Even though the card is designed for Quad SLI, you can start of with only one GeForce 7950 GX2 and add second card at a later stage to complete the Quad SLI configuration.
Taking the acclaimed NVIDIA SLI technology to the next level, Quad SLI delivers the most extreme HD gaming experience available on the PC. Combining the power of four NVIDIA GeForce 7900 graphics processing units (GPU's) with an NVIDIA nForce4 SLI based motherboard in a single system; Quad SLI lets you run your favorite games at an unbelievably high resolution of 2560x1600 while maintaining silky smooth frame rates. In addition, support for a new 32x anti-aliasing mode and 16x anisotropic filtering enable stunning visuals.
No comments:
Post a Comment