Investigating GeForce 8800GTS 320MB SLI Performance

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The Card

Moving onto the card there isn’t a whole lot to say, to be honest. The blue color scheme is quite attractive and will look quite nice if you have a case with a window.

It is all very standard (reference design) looking and thanks to the large cooler on the front, there isn’t a whole lot to see either.

Turning the card over we just have our normal array of screws to hold the heatsink in place, we also have our normal line up of stickers and what not.

There is a single PCI Express power connector and if your power supply doesn’t have one spare MSI have included an adapter to get you up and running which is something not all companies do.

At the top of the card we can see the all important SLI connector that we will be making full use off today. Unlike the GTX variant, we only have a single connector, no there will be no chance of Quad SLI or whatnot at a later stage in time.

Finally we leave looking at our pair of dual link DVI and TV Out ports, like all other 8800GTS models the card does of course take up two slots in your system. Being based on the nVidia reference design, the clock speeds are the same as any other standard GeForce 8800GTS 320MB card on the market.