MSI Unveils Snazzy Premium GAMING SLI Bridge

[N.Broekhuijsen]

MSI joins the premium SLI bridge fray.

MSI Unveils Snazzy Premium GAMING SLI Bridge : Read more

 

[TechyInAZ]

Looks nice. MSI should have made the color coated parts swappable with green ones to fit their 100ME cards.

 

[abbadon_34]

Being that the source is "Tom's Hardware US" specs should be in ounces and inches.

 

[SirTrollsALot]

50 cents worth of tech for $30!!! A sucker is born every minute!

 

[Shankovich]

Love mine, but you can't see it, since it uses the PCI-E bus ;D

 

[TechyInAZ]

Love mine, but you can't see it, since it uses the PCI-E bus ;D

LOL! R9 290X I assume?

 

[thundervore]

Red......more red......

Seriously isn't the whole Red and black colour scheme getting a bit dated now?

Reasons like this is why I go with Gigabyte, at least they TRIED to do RGB with their Windforce cooler and new motherboards coming out. MSI marketing to the engineers "paint them red and black and charge moref, the ROG noobs will eat it up as long as it matches the ROG colours"

 

[yapchagi]

still can't find this anywhere. I want to buy one. Actually, this info was out a couple weeks ago at Computex but for some reason tomshardware just found out about it?

 

[pdegan2814]

Slapping the "Gaming" moniker on a line of premium SLI bridges seems kinda silly. How many people these days are building SLI rigs for non-gaming purposes?

 

[luissantos]

Will we still need SLI bridges after DX12 is released? Honest question.

 

[TechyInAZ]

Will we still need SLI bridges after DX12 is released? Honest question.

Probably not for those games. However, it's not like everybody is gona go to DX12. So games of today and older will still use DX11, 10, 9 etc.

 

[goinginstyle]

Another copy of Asus' ROG lineup, these guys do not have an original idea in any product lineup.

 

[MUHAMMAD KHAWAR ZAMAN]

perfect quality