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incorect since nvidia purchased ULI they are enabeling SLi on these chipsetsBUFF said:this is old news & afaik nVidia are doing their darnedest with latest drivers to disable SLI on these.
not true, they have said over & over that SLi is only for nVidia chipsets (at least until 1 day no doubt both ATi & nVidia will enable Crossfire/SLi on all platforms).NightSt@lk3r said:incorect since nvidia purchased ULI they are enabeling SLi on these chipsets
BUFF said:not true, they have said over & over that SLi is only for nVidia chipsets (at least until 1 day no doubt both ATi & nVidia will enable Crossfire/SLi on all platforms).
I think that you will find that SLI doesn't work on 1697 with latest nVidia Forceware drivers ...
Those who are on a budget and have an easy upgrade path in the future? Personally, I don't agree with SLI but that's just me. Anyway, I would hardly call getting a great value for money mobo "skimping". Read this review. You might be suprised!utherpendragon said:ummm who gets sli on budget motherboards? spending over £300 and then skimping on a vital component is just silly.
BUFF said:not true, they have said over & over that SLi is only for nVidia chipsets (at least until 1 day no doubt both ATi & nVidia will enable Crossfire/SLi on all platforms).
I think that you will find that SLI doesn't work on 1697 with latest nVidia Forceware drivers ...
utherpendragon said:ummm who gets sli on budget motherboards? spending over £300 and then skimping on a vital component is just silly.
& they re-affirmed & disabled it after buying ULi.james.miller said:actually, they said that before they bought ULi out. Word is they are enabling it again.