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EDIT: OK, apparently I missed a couple of examples of motherboards that had it. I was just looking at the feature advertisement, and failed to look at the actual spec sheets. Still, I'm surprised several expensive boards don't have it. Changing the nature of my post due to that.

Is Virtu MVP as beneficial as anand's article makes it sound like it could be? I'm thinking of getting a nice Asus board, and surprisingly, several of their $200+ Z77 boards lack the feature. Would you prioritize it as a "must-have" feature in a new Ivy Bridge motherboard?

Anyone tried out the feature, and noticed the difference?
 
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Heheh BF3 and BC2 are exactly what I play.

I read that they support about 100 games, and they're working on BF3 support. I found that encouraging. I guess it isn't that important though. Thanks for the input guys.
 
corfe83 said:
Heheh BF3 and BC2 are exactly what I play.

I read that they support about 100 games, and they're working on BF3 support. I found that encouraging. I guess it isn't that important though. Thanks for the input guys.
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If Lucid could develop it more it will indeed be amazing
 
I can't even get it to install, "integrated graphics device not found"

I enabled integrated graphics in bios, so I duno.
 
My biggest questions is will this allow me to run 3 monitors? I would do the main off my dedicated GPU and the other two off the iGPU if possible.
 
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