Graphics cards - is the crazy season open ?

[Lee @ SCAN]

Well... we've seen 2 x GPU's on 1 card and people wondered if a card that has 2 GPU's could be upgraded, well they now can thanks to those crazy R&D folks @ MSI ;

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/d...202071454.html

Originally Posted by xbit

MSI describes its Geminium-Go as an adapter for MXM modules. When installing one or two MXM graphic cards onto MSI Geminium-Go, users can apply mobile graphics processing units (GPUs) into desktop computer. If users want to upgrade the graphics performance, they could change the MXM module without changing MSI Geminium-Go. MSI’s Geminium Go also supports scalable link interface (SLI) multi-GPU technology developed by Nvidia Corp. thus potentially allowing to install up to two high-performance mobile graphics chips.

See the link for images and more

... what are they going to think of next I wonder ?

[AndyO]

Geminium-Go?

Sounds like a new cream for people to rub onto unsightly rashes. Or maybe any number of socially compromising itches.

Fresh from the people who brought you Cillit-Bang, clearly....

Ahem.

[DavidM]

MSI have some very interesting ideas at times with graphics cards...

[Lee @ SCAN]

Those slots are going to confuse a few people as they look a bit like PCMCIA.

Expect calls asking why's my wireless card not working with my graphics card if this gets released

[teachmech]

It's all a question of "Will I be able to get hold of the upgrade MXM units" and will it be more expensive than a complete new card. Looks good though.

[shaithis]

Its a good idea in principle but from the work I have been doing over the last 2 weeks, I have come to the conclusion that multi-GPU systems currently do not work properly in MOST cases, which for me makes this yet another useless product I could never recomend to anyone.

[kempez]

Its crap to be honest. Those mobile chips cost a fortune so how MSI can ever say it'll be cost effective I don't know

This was one of their usual crazy CES features