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GeForce 9800 GX2 in Quad SLI Tested

By: (more) | Video Cards Content | Posted: Mar 18, 2008 4:00 am
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Introduction

 

I've never before found myself in the position where I've been this rushed off my feet to get an article online. This afternoon I was e-mailed the Quad SLI Vista Driver! - At the same time, a second 9800 GX2 rocked up in my hot little hands. It was clear what I needed to do.

 

The problem is that we thought we would have a bit more time, so we haven't had the chance to organize our SLI motherboard and what not yet. We deal with a lot of overseas companies, but it's always nice to have some local Australian contacts handy. The boys over at iBuyPower in Australia has come to the rescue for us tonight.

 

We found ourselves in the IBP bunker sitting in front of a 4GHz Water-cooled system with an SLI capable motherboard and an 8GB Pen Drive in hand with the 174.53 Quad SLI Driver installed.

 

You want results? We've got 'em! Moving on...

 


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