Gigabyte, who are already SLI innovators with their 3D1 graphics card, have taken their work to the next level with a motherboard supporting four graphics cards in SLI.
The board will only be able to carry Pentium processors using the socket 775. Sources told us that Gigabyte is currently testing the 4-GPU board and is likely to enable two configurations. First, the GA-8N-SLI Quad will be able to work with two Gigabyte 3D1 dual-GPU cards and make an additional three PCI Express slots available. The second option is to use single-GPU SLI graphics card in each of the four slots. This translates to a support of either two x16 or four x8 PCI Express slots.
Tom's Hardware Guide has the scoop and first pic of the board, for which availability and pricing information is currently unavailable. I eagerly anticipate quad GPU benchmarks!