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Old 06-17-08   #11 (permalink)
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so nVidia has finally made SLI scale just as well/better than Crossfire...

And if anyone asks for proof that Crossfire has scaled better, Why do two 2900XT's come around the same as two 8800GTX's when a single 2900XT gets its butt kicked by it?
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