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CeBIT 2005: SLI Shuttle Surfaces

Posted by timothy on from the small-packages dept.

Kez writes "You wouldn't think it could be done, but you can actually fit two high performance video cards into a Shuttle XPC and run them in SLI mode. Shuttle are being a bit coy about the whole affair, despite the fact that they have the system on show. As such, no internal photos are available, but HEXUS.net has a writeup explaining what's inside."

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  1. Re:Editing? by SiMac · · Score: 2, Informative

    Shuttle are is correct if you're British. In UK English, collective nouns normally take a plural verb.

    On the other hand, "syystem" is only correct if you have a speech impediment.

  2. Re:zerg by jackbird · · Score: 3, Informative
    Yes. But not from Shuttle.

    clicky

  3. Re:When you consider by Mafiew · · Score: 3, Informative

    "unsupported" games may work but to try you have to make your own "application profile" if Nvidia has not released one. Basically all this involves is specifying which mode to use for specific programs.

    http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NzExLDM=

    I'm sure its pretty annoying for the average gamer though, to edit some obscure file every time they want to play a new unprofiled game. But then again Nvidia fanboys who are crazy enough to spend 1200$ on a pair of video cards will doubtless have no problem with this.

  4. Re:Another CeBIT story? by sbryant · · Score: 2, Informative

    Oddly enough, there hasn't been that much CeBit stuff on /. in comparison to what is actually going on there. I've read articles about some really cool stuff. If you can read German, there's good coverage on the German tech news site Heise.

    -- Steve