Does this mean Nvidia will support SLI on existing ULi chipsets?
I would be wise if they wanted to bring existing ULi customers "into the fold" and give everyone a nice warm fuzzy feeling about Nvidia. Or they could just leave them out in the cold and tell them to buy an official Nvidia SLI chipset.
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Does this mean Nvidia will support SLI on existing ULi chipsets? I would be wise if they wanted to bring existing ULi customers "into the fold" and give everyone a nice warm fuzzy feeling about Nvidia. Or they could just leave them out in the cold and tell them to buy an official Nvidia SLI chipset.