Ok I read this here:
http://ati.amd.com/technology/xgp/index.html
And I'm VERY interested.
However, the last time I checked (and obviously this wasn't for laptops) for long-ish pcie16x extenders the price was insane. And the few companies I spoke with told me that maintaining such high data transfer severely limited the length of the connectors (I never saw any longer than 10 in). I also went to the JAE site ati links to, but couldn't find anything after browsing around quickly.
Anyone care to shed more light on how ATI is able to do this?
http://ati.amd.com/technology/xgp/index.html
And I'm VERY interested.
However, the last time I checked (and obviously this wasn't for laptops) for long-ish pcie16x extenders the price was insane. And the few companies I spoke with told me that maintaining such high data transfer severely limited the length of the connectors (I never saw any longer than 10 in). I also went to the JAE site ati links to, but couldn't find anything after browsing around quickly.
Anyone care to shed more light on how ATI is able to do this?