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I posted this on the General Motherboard forum, but I thought I would post here as well.
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Not a bad board. I don't know if you've seen the benchmarks of 3-way SLI, they seem to suggest dual SLI is the way to go. 2x gives the highest boost. 3x is a bit more than 2x, not enough to justify the price. GTX 260 is $300 after price cut. |
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Yes I did see the BMs on the board. I planned on going 2-way SLI so that I would be able to the full usage of both cards. I could not see the benefit by going 3x and the price of the 3rd card compared to the return. From what I understand, 3x is not that much better, and if so, it wouldn't be worth the price. Now I understand that if I went with 2x 9800gtx it would perform better if not as good as the gtx260/280's I looked at the core clocks out there for the gtx260 and notcied that they don't go as high as the 9800gtx, but I also understand that the number of pipelines is doubled. don't know enough on how this works. But agian there is the price difference. The 9800gtx is, from what I have read about, a very good card and is not that far down the line from the top cards out there.
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Here is an update on my final build and the componets used. They changed slightly due to product knowledge and reviews that I read.
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