It's a leadtek 7800gt extreme. I am wondering if its SLI enabled. Though, it dosn't matter too much because my mobo is diffinatly not sli
Last edited by Cold Fussion (2006-06-25 15:22:37)
It's a leadtek 7800gt extreme. I am wondering if its SLI enabled. Though, it dosn't matter too much because my mobo is diffinatly not sli
ur grafix card has the ability togo SLI.
but seeing u got no 2nd 7800GT and havent got a motherboard supporting SLI you can forget about it .
if these are the newest WHQL drivers from Nvidia they got a bug were they mention SLI compatability even if u got an AGP card.
so to be short: no.
btw the one giving me -1 thanx for giving no reason
but seeing u got no 2nd 7800GT and havent got a motherboard supporting SLI you can forget about it .
if these are the newest WHQL drivers from Nvidia they got a bug were they mention SLI compatability even if u got an AGP card.
so to be short: no.
btw the one giving me -1 thanx for giving no reason
Last edited by Static-nl (2006-06-25 18:45:57)
I think 7800gt in PCI-e for are SLI-Compatiable, just make sure you have a PCI-e SLI mobo. If your card has the SLI logo on the card and also in PCI-e, then it is once you get the mobo.
So long as you Get an SLi Motherboard and another Identical Card then you can run SLi.
Thanks. I haven't got a second card or sli compatible motherboard. I was just curious because it wasn't advertised as sli
it says it right there lolz
Go back to your land of weird number systems.stryyker wrote:
it says it right there lolz
0110011010101101010101101000101010?Cold Fussion wrote:
Go back to your land of weird number systems.stryyker wrote:
it says it right there lolz
That's because pretty much all new nVidia cards are SLI compatible.Cold Fussion wrote:
Thanks. I haven't got a second card or sli compatible motherboard. I was just curious because it wasn't advertised as sli
i have an 7900gt, no SLI, only one is powerfull enough to run BF2 on high
Yeah, SLI is something to avoid if you ask me. Too many issues and such, especially when a single can easily handle all current games on the market.
entirely disagree. SLI is running awesome and provides ability for much future growth. And yes, 7800GT's are SLI ready, but require a matching counterpart hooked up to an SLI PSU and MoboViper007Bond wrote:
Yeah, SLI is something to avoid if you ask me. Too many issues and such, especially when a single can easily handle all current games on the market.
I have 4 8850.45 AGP 32X cards running in BSI. Wow is it fast. I get like 22 fps in bf2 at 640 X 480. Looks so crisp on my 14 inch green screen.
SLI is very unstable... there is no real advantage between sli and single card, i had an SLI test system b4 (i work at pc shop in taiwan).puckmercury wrote:
entirely disagree. SLI is running awesome and provides ability for much future growth. And yes, 7800GT's are SLI ready, but require a matching counterpart hooked up to an SLI PSU and MoboViper007Bond wrote:
Yeah, SLI is something to avoid if you ask me. Too many issues and such, especially when a single can easily handle all current games on the market.
SLI only gives u 30% advantage in 1280X1024 resolution.
if u run a very high resolution monitor, then SLI is reccomended
