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Premium Computing – Gigabyte K8NXP-SLI and 3D1 together

Author: Cameron Johnson SUMMARY: Today we check in with a look at Gigabyte's 3D1 combo package with includes the K8NXP-SLI motherboard based on nVidia's nForce4 SLI chipset along with the innovative Gigabyte 3D1 graphics card which places two GeForce 6600GT cores onto the single card which is able to produce some brilliant performance in current games.
Editor: Cameron Wilmot
Category: Motherboards
Published: 8th March 2005
Manufacturer: Gigabyte
Our Rating: 9.0 out of 10

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Introduction

It is no secret that the AMD Athlon 64 platform has been given a huge boost in popularity thanks to the efforts from nVidia with the release of the nForce 4 series chipset, in particular, the nForce4 SLI.

After the acquisition of 3DFX some years ago, nVidia has been able to take advantage of the Scan Line Interleaving technology that made the Voodoo 2 such a popular card, allowing two identical Voodoo 2 video cards to be linked to increase the overall framerate.

Today nVidia has a new form called Scalable Link Interconnect that allows the video cards to be linked together, with the ability to increase the performance up to 40 percent in certain applications and 3D games, the most beneficial results comes from linking the slower GeForce 6600GT video cards, bringing the framerate up to the level of the 6800GT series.

With most hardware vendors now giving up designing their own unique hardware like the good old days of the TNT2 and GeForce video cards and using a more reference design philosophy, it’s good to see Gigabyte take a stand and introduce a one of a kind product - 3D1.

3D1 is Gigabyte’s answer to SLI on a single card - that’s right, SLI with only a single card. How does this work? Come have a look at Gigabyte’s premium bundle pack, the K8NXP-SLI/3D1 bundle pack.







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