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nikhilesh
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Two words:Very dissapointing
*www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2258
*www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2258
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gxsaurav
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disappointing, where,
may be due to the cost, only a mad cow will spend $1K on 2 6800GT
may be due to the cost, only a mad cow will spend $1K on 2 6800GT
rohanbee
Padawan
I feel in the graphics card segment is the scene of most exciting times ahead. SLI:- it is too early to jump the gun and claim it to be disappointing.
Anadtech although very through with their reviews have tried to be the first few to review the SLI's capabilities. So as they say themselves they have had less time and limited options (cards) to do their tests on.
The conclusion says that it is better buying 6600gt and one later when it is cheaper and get as near & good a performance as the 6800GT...
Anadtech although very through with their reviews have tried to be the first few to review the SLI's capabilities. So as they say themselves they have had less time and limited options (cards) to do their tests on.
The conclusion says that it is better buying 6600gt and one later when it is cheaper and get as near & good a performance as the 6800GT...
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nikhilesh
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actually i was just telling that the cards were very CPU limited.
even the fastest processor in the world(amd 64 FX-55) was a bottleneck.read the review thoroughly.
but i have to agree that the performance was mind blowing.but im sure a new gen acrd will be faster than two NV40's in SLI.
even the fastest processor in the world(amd 64 FX-55) was a bottleneck.read the review thoroughly.
but i have to agree that the performance was mind blowing.but im sure a new gen acrd will be faster than two NV40's in SLI.
blade_runner
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Yup the cards will be CPU bound in most games. And the thing is that the games tested were Gfx intensive ones.......right now going for SLI isnt worth it. Maybe sometime in the future when we have the games that could offer some challenge.
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