Maybe if a company was brave enough to Create a board with 2 AGP slots and able to do software SLI that would be great. Imagine 2 9800pros (chosen because it's cheap enough).
In Theory what you would do is make one AGP slot and take I think 4 PCI slots and combine the bandwidth to get 2 Slots with bandwidth close enough to each other to do it.
SIS is doing that with a new chipset.
Also it wouldn't really matter much since Video cards now don't really use AGP bandwidth that much anyway.
As far as I am aware, it is currently impossible. And with PCIe coming in to replace AGP, and newer chipsets being made for PCIe I dont see companies investing money in trying to make an AGP-compatible SLI technology.
That said, didnt the original SLI for Voodoo cards (Scan Line Interweave, not Scalable Link Interface) use PCI cards....?
As far as I am aware, it is currently impossible. And with PCIe coming in to replace AGP, and newer chipsets being made for PCIe I dont see companies investing money in trying to make an AGP-compatible SLI technology.
That said, didnt the original SLI for Voodoo cards (Scan Line Interweave, not Scalable Link Interface) use PCI cards....?
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