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Skyrocket said:
Can get any worse 1.050 is the worse you can get.

then you got 1.025 / 1.000 for stock speeds.

It appears that 580gtx especially this first batch are all 1.050 does anyone else have anything different?
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People get to hung up about all this. My 480 gtx is high but I can still push it to 950 under water. Low core may help but ultimately its just down to the luck of the silicon in your gfx/cpu.

There is someone over on xs who has 1.025 btw:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=262073
 
SLI bridges are always given with the motherboard. i got both a dual SLI and a triple SLI connectors with my Asus mobo. No crossfire bridge however, that came with the GPUs.
 
all my sli/crossfire bridges came with my mb. If my mb supported 3 way sli/crossfire i would have got a 3way bridge for both same with 4 way. But my mb only supports 2 cards (sli/crossfire) so i got a sli and crossfire bridge.

BUUUUUUUT

my 5770 came with a crossfire bridge with a sapphire logo on it ;)
 
Skyrocket said:
no worries bro. Not looking to sli yet :-) but thanks for trying :)
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dont thank me, thank my flat m8 who emerged from the loft covered in cobwebs saying 'is this it' whilst holding a box from my 5870 :D
he eventually found the MB box after recieving several more layers of cobwebs, suppose id better buy him a pint after ive sold em on teh bay :p , ive both 2 and 3 way bridges so i might get enough for a pint for him and me :)
but if theres any fellow forum members that genuinely need one to SLI nvidia cards for the MB i posted link to above il post it out to you for nowt. this offer expires 24hrs from time stamp on this post :)
 
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^Andy^ said:
Makes sense. I have two sli bridges though and only ever bought one sli capable mobo so one must have come with a card - couldn't tell you which one though as i had a few lol.
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Some motherboards come with two SLI bridges.
(If the motherboard supports tri or quad SLI then you normally get two SLI bridges with the motherboard)

My 780 sli board came with two SLI bridges ;)
 
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