My assumption was correct, they use a side PCI-E x16 expansion interface to enable xfire/sli configs. I guess how else would they do it with a mini-itx board
That particular board they show looks like it only has 2 dimm slots.
smallest "high end" system possible?
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My assumption was correct, they use a side PCI-E x16 expansion interface to enable xfire/sli configs. I guess how else would they do it with a mini-itx board
That particular board they show looks like it only has 2 dimm slots.
They have a computer called a Kazi?Anyway just stumbled on this thread, it depends on 'smallest' or 'high end'. I was thinking on the same lines but obviously not powerful but how does a Mac Mini stack up?
Im needing i7, atleast 6gig of ram and a high end gpu
How about a I7 shuttle with a 5870 fitted
Can't see you getting much faster then this for the size..
heres one of our newer Titan Ninja systems built by Craig
it looks like it shouldnt work...
but it does, really well in fact!
return of the OcUK mug
If you do go for a shuttle...I think I am gonna go shuttle though, i love the thought of a mitx i7
Then make sure you only buy one where the GPU is postioned so it's fan can suck the cold air in from the outside of the case
(like the one in the picture above)Do not ever buy a shuttle which postions the GPU like my shuttle below does...or you get nothing but loads of heat problems :
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had an evga x58 micro offered to me for quite a bit cheaper than retail. Now im confused! 
Think ill wait and shuttle it. Small means more to me
And ive never had a shuttle so should be fun doing little mods etc
Think ill wait and shuttle it. Small means more to me
And ive never had a shuttle so should be fun doing little mods etc
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