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Some GeForce doubts

sli is Scan Line Interleave .. the only card i know that does this was like the voodoo2 or something.. its kind of like load balancing with Video cards .. you take 2 voodoo2's, and one will render the odd lines, and the other will render the even lines .. i guess you could search for a more technical answer, but thats basically what it is ..
The MX .. well i could go over this, but look in AT's Video section .. basically, there are differences in rendering pipelines, core clock/memory speed, and of course between the GF2 and GF3 its a very different GPU .. hope this helps some .. good luck ..
-neural
 
GeForce videocards do not support the SLI mode.
Another company developed a similar technology, called Step-Sister, but it never became mass-produced because the first GeForce videocards had the same performance as two regular videocards step-sistered together 🙂
 
Holy :Q who could afford that if you had two GeForcee 4's SLI'ed......... that's like 800 for the setup when they came out 😛 No Thanks.

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Yeah, LOL... 2 SLI AGP videocards?! I accidently said I would like to have 2 AGP SLI'ed videocards (about a year ago), and my friend is still making fun of me 🙂

The point is that one would have to be PCI, and one - AGP, but because of the speed differences it would be pretty much impossible. The only way this can realisticly work is if they actually integrate the second videocard on top of the other one (as a sandwitch), but it would kill the AGP bandwidth.
 
they origanialy were going to do that ......one agp with one pci ..linked together.....sli.........like has been said...dont know how they would handle the diffrent slot speeds.??
it was along time ago when i heard this .....4 ..5 years
 
from what i heard the geforce 4 sli would work by having 2 chips on the one card, in a similar way to the voodoo 5's (?) when they came out.

It made for a massive card tho...

I just wonder if a std agp slot could handle powering 2 geforce gpu's on one card...
 
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