SLi/Crossfire made irrelevant?

[Luc214]

We'll see.

http://anandtech.com/tradeshows/showdoc.aspx?i=3379

[IgniteYourAvail]

Well yeah, this was bound to happen. It's similar to Dual- and Quad-core processors. It's just a little different on GPUs.

[south_of_heaven 11]

I will watch where this goes.

[Let's Chop Cats!]

Maybe I read this wrong, but it sounds like its meant to make having multiple GPUs compatible (like having both Nvidia and an ATI). If the Nvidia is better at shader processes send those to that while the ATI can handle polygon rendering. Sounds promising, but it could very well just turn out to be the next SLI/Crossfire.

[Amit]

sli and crossfire have always been irrelevant :\

[Iscariot]

all of this technical stuff is over my head so i'm just posting to say this..

+1

[Mr. Ron]

Isn't just using one GPU better than using two anyways?

[Amit]

it's better in the sense that you won't be an utter dong mongler for actually using a multiple GPU system

[Mr. Ron]

Dong mongler


I think I'll use that in the future.