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    Single PCB GTX295???

    Interesting:

    http://en.expreview.com/2009/03/25/n...html#more-2812

    Looks like Nvidia is copying what ATI does to drop costs!!

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    Re: Single PCB GTX295???

    That looks like a *huge* card, CAT! I'd be intrigued to know how NVidia have suddenly managed to fit two GPUs on one board though...

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    Re: Single PCB GTX295???

    much more sensible

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    Re: Single PCB GTX295???

    It must be like super long, or they increased the width of the standard card.

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    Re: Single PCB GTX295???

    Quote Originally Posted by Biscuit View Post
    much more sensible
    It'll be able to cool itself better now

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    Re: Single PCB GTX295???

    Maybe use higher capacity memory chips so they dont need as many of them?

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