I did see that the card did not have a sli connector to put two of them together but with SLI do you really think anyone's gonna stick to 2 video cards?? I'm sure there will be people that want 3 or 4 cards and someone will make them to satisfy the demand someday.
I thought it was an interesting solution for 3 reasons...
1) The 2 GPU's on the single 6600GT Gigabyte card ARE SLI'd.
but only uses 1 slot on a SLI Board.
2) It will beat out a single 6800 ULTRA
3) It will be less than a single 6800 ULTRA or high end Radeon
(Of course we will have to wait and see the benchmarks and real cost to see if these are true)
I agree with you Nubius about trying to make higher quality, faster cards then just adding cards or GPU chips.
You know in a year there will be a single card that will outgun any SLI'd 6800's anyway. And it will probably cost less than the SLI setup in the first place but I always like to see what companies have cooking.
I thought it was an interesting solution for 3 reasons...
1) The 2 GPU's on the single 6600GT Gigabyte card ARE SLI'd.
but only uses 1 slot on a SLI Board.
2) It will beat out a single 6800 ULTRA
3) It will be less than a single 6800 ULTRA or high end Radeon
(Of course we will have to wait and see the benchmarks and real cost to see if these are true)
I agree with you Nubius about trying to make higher quality, faster cards then just adding cards or GPU chips.
You know in a year there will be a single card that will outgun any SLI'd 6800's anyway. And it will probably cost less than the SLI setup in the first place but I always like to see what companies have cooking.