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i guess u can mix brands of nvidias as long as the cards are identical, physically and virtually?


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Yes, the drivers that were released during the 7000 series card allowed cross vendor sli.


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Originally Posted by ledcaveman
i guess u can mix brands of nvidias as long as the cards are identical, physically and virtually?
Yep, as long as the chip is the same, it's good, I think you can have differntly clocked cards as well, but not sure the extent of that


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yay


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I'm not familiar with either Crossfire or SLI.

But after my experience with the Striker Extreme motherboard, which uses a Nvidia Chipset because (as far as i know) its required to make it capable of SLI use, i'd keep far, far away from both Nvidia and thier SLI.

With this in mind, i vote Crossfire.


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Crossfire enabled chipsets are very hard to find, the Intel 965P chipset is one of the few I recall.

I've never had problems with SLI/nVidia, only had problems with ATI so far


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Im with DarkLord, i used to have an ATI card and almost all my games would glitch up and/or not load, tried a replacement card, it still didnt work, after deciding that ATI didnt like something o else in my system i switched to Nvidia, worked perfectly 1st time, been using them ever since



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