Whilst happily perusing this month's CustumPC issue, I was reading the article on Dream PC's, wherein the 'Vadim Xiphias' (who thinks of these names?) has two GTX Ultras on a P35 board which does NOT support SLI. What's the point? They seem to justify it by using them to run separate monitors (which is why, I thought, the higher end cards had two DVI slots in the first place) in games that support two GPUs, which, to show my ignorance, I thought was in itself a form of SLI/Crossfire.
Is there some reason not to just have an SLI board (with the option to turn it off), instead of this rather pointless overkill? However much fun that overkill can be...


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