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Finding MSI Solid SLI Bridge.

RetrogamerX

RetrogamerX

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I'm going to buy 2 MSI 770 Lightning at some point and wanted to do 2-way SLI, but want the solid 3-way SLI Bridge. I know 2 gpu's will work with a 3-way SLI. Can't find any MSI 3-way SLI bridges. I don't want the flexible sli bridges.

Anyone know where I can find them? The one's on fleabay are either EVGA, Asus or Gigabyte. No MSI to be seen? Only MSI I see are flexible sli?

Do they exist?
 
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Msi only gave 2, 3 & 4 way flexible bridges with my motherboard. I think anyhow, can easy double check.

Buy any solid bridge and get some coldzero covers made up for them?
 
pgi947 said:
Msi only gave 2, 3 & 4 way flexible bridges with my motherboard. I think anyhow, can easy double check.

Buy any solid bridge and get some coldzero covers made up for them?
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Coldzero covers? My knowledge of SLI bridge's is very little.
 
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They are custom made plates for sli bridges, you can either pic a stock design or provide him with an image to make custom ones for you.

So really all you'd need is a high res msi logo to provide him with and he'd do the rest - he made my back plates for me and they turned out great!
 
pgi947 said:
They are custom made plates for sli bridges, you can either pic a stock design or provide him with an image to make custom ones for you.

So really all you'd need is a high res msi logo to provide him with and he'd do the rest - he made my back plates for me and they turned out great!
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You know this guy personally? How much would that cost? It's just a SLI bridge. If it's too much I'll just use the normal bridge and live with it.
 
Very rare to see the solid bridges now, i got a flexible two way one with the board in sig. But didnt like the look of it, luckily one i had from an old asus s939 board fitted fine.

 
Msi don't do solid bridges as their twin frozer cooler design on lightnings doesn't allow it. They ship lightnings with long flexible bridges.

Not sure if they did solid bridges back in the day though..
 
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