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Post Date: 2007-12-10
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    Posted: 10 Dec 2007 at 10:44pm

Is now available in the GPU section but when can we expect the 780's to be an option?
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I believe TRI-SLI technology was officially released today and that is why DSO has those options today. The 780i motherboards are set to release on December 17th.
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Too bad it didn't release on time, I'd rather have that just in case I wanted to add a second GT.
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Triple SLI will work with the 680i series. NVIDIA has provided us with the special triple SLI connectors that work with the 680i motherboards. PC Perspective (http://www.pcper.com/) should have a review of Triple SLI up using a Digital Storm system soon!
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What would the the appropriate PSU size, only the 1200W thermaltake? And would you be able to deal with the heat on just air?

 
Personally I just want a mobo with pci 2.0 so I don't have to lose power with the backwards compatibility in the next 2-3 years.


Edited by sundowner - 11 Dec 2007 at 3:20am
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hehe I find myself playing more old PC games then I do with brand new games.  Is that just me or do you all do that as well?
 
I do play UTIII and such but I also play the older games probably A LOT more since there replay value is so fricken HUGE!!!.
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I do.  I missed out on the "wow" factor contained in the old games I play, seeing as I could only play them in DX 7 and with the settings set on low.  I can't beleive how much more content they have, now that I can play all of them in DX 9 with all the goodies turned up full.
 
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Oh jesus christ... I see a new GPU, GPU block, and PSU in my near future....
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I bet the 1k Watt PSU would be fine for most video cards to run in triple SLI. Though I haven't had the chance to check that out for myself yet. 
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where is the heatsink on the 780i motherboard?  is it just me or do the pictures not show it?
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