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Quad Crossfire and Skulltrail?!?

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Caust1c

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Imagine the possibilities!!! Thats like 8GPUs in one machine! (4x 3870X2!!!) And eight cores to match!!! I wonder what kind of real world performance one would get out of that? Benchers are going to love this. Nvidia hasnt announced quad SLi yet, I doubt they will. If I had around $8000 I would totally buy this.

Quad Crossfire announced:

http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5024&Itemid=57

Overview of skulltrail:

http://www.hothardware.com/Articles/Intel_Skulltrail_and_Penryn_Performance_Preview/

Despite that hothardware says its sli only rig, intel announced at CES that it will support xfire and 4xfire with the right drivers.
 
I WANT THAT CASE...

Even without the motherboard in it. It's soooooooooo cool, I love the way the skull has glowing eyes on the front.

*also leaves to get 200 lottery tickets*

:cry::drool::drool::drool:
 
I didn't realize the technology to have to SEPERATE processors on one motherboard was there? So NVidia made a motherboard where you can plug in 2 different Quad core processors??? Is this what I am reading?

I have read about Intel releasing the 8-core (Oct-Core) in 2010 but didn't know that a motherboard could work like this and join 2 seperate processors.
 
I didn't realize the technology to have to SEPERATE processors on one motherboard was there? So NVidia made a motherboard where you can plug in 2 different Quad core processors??? Is this what I am reading?

I have read about Intel releasing the 8-core (Oct-Core) in 2010 but didn't know that a motherboard could work like this and join 2 seperate processors.
Many server and mainstream boards have had dual processors, that is old technology.

Also, Intel made the board, not nVidia.
 
I think AMD came up with the dual processor design first, but dont quote me on that.
 
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