The Definitive Multi-GPU World Tour - Part 8, Uncommon Benchmarks (Part 3) @ Rage3D

Iria · Jul 30, 2006, 06:10 PM

Source: Rage3D
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A little while ago Rage3D, along with eight other websites from around the World, kicked off a new collaborative series of articles designed to examine the multi-GPU technologies offered from graphics heavyweights ATI and NVIDIA.

The series is broad in scope and innovative in design. Six separate systems, three each based on Crossfire and SLI technologies, were assembled to represent three budget levels a prospective user might be faced with: a low-budget level $1,000 plateau, a gamers $2,000 plateau, and an Unlimited plateau where we throw all the rules out the window.

brutusmaximus · Jul 30, 2006, 06:55 PM

blah (again).

Part 8 of Nvidia's campaign, funded by Nvidia, hardware supplied by Nvidia and organised by Nvidia PR (Brian Burke) in California. Shame on these sites, its digusting.

I read the hardinfo one and they had a comparison of a X1900GT against a 7950GX2. hilarious......

Jul 30, 2006, 06:10 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 87	The Definitive Multi-GPU World Tour - Part 8, Uncommon Benchmarks (Part 3) @ Rage3D Source: Rage3D ____________ A little while ago Rage3D, along with eight other websites from around the World, kicked off a new collaborative series of articles designed to examine the multi-GPU technologies offered from graphics heavyweights ATI and NVIDIA. The series is broad in scope and innovative in design. Six separate systems, three each based on Crossfire and SLI technologies, were assembled to represent three budget levels a prospective user might be faced with: a low-budget level $1,000 plateau, a gamers $2,000 plateau, and an Unlimited plateau where we throw all the rules out the window.

Jul 30, 2006, 06:55 PM	#2
brutusmaximus DriverHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 520 Rep Power: 74	blah (again). Part 8 of Nvidia's campaign, funded by Nvidia, hardware supplied by Nvidia and organised by Nvidia PR (Brian Burke) in California. Shame on these sites, its digusting. I read the hardinfo one and they had a comparison of a X1900GT against a 7950GX2. hilarious......