At this year's CeBIT the most controversial and most debated new hardware was NVIDIA's Quad-SLI, which was awarded "best product of CES" earlier this year. By now everybody should know about SLI which combines the rendering power of two video cards to achieve greater performance, or better image quality through higher Anti-Aliasing Levels. The logical evolution of this dual solution is using four GPUs. However, since there are no chipsets/motherboards which support PCI-E x16 on four slots, NVIDIA had to come up with a way to make their idea happen.
Review: techPowerUp! - NVIDIA Quad-SLI vs. ATI Crossfire
Review: techPowerUp! - NVIDIA Quad-SLI vs. ATI Crossfire
News by Luca Rocchi and Marc Büchel - German Translation by Paul Görnhardt - Italian Translation by Francesco Daghini
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