Nvidia 197.55 Drivers Enable 4-way Fermi SLI

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fromt he article tom's published a link to before you are screwed unless you have an i7 980, the cpu load on an i7 965 is to much... This build would cost a hug amount of money and a rather big PSU. Ont he other hand you dont need heading in the winter, and yo can single handly melt icebergs now lol
 

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lol..who would waste this much money on SLi? they showed somewhere that the 4th card gave like an extra 12.7% performance...
so 4 cards would give around 270% performance over 1 card... somehow i dont think this is worth the extra price, and the cost of the mobo and PSU
 
I wonder if those slots cut into the PCB helps them cool better but dam that would be one crazy power hungry case melting monster.

Silverstone has a 1500 watt PSU that is certified for 3 way SLI I am pretty sure it could most likely power all 4 no problem but dam thats almost $400 just for a power supply to even run these cards.
 
[citation][nom]danimal_the_animal[/nom]WOW I wonder what kind of power supply has (8)x 8 pin power connectors...just CRAZY![/citation]

SILVERSTONE ST1500 1500W has 4 8 pin PCIE connectors and will run you $379.99


 

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[citation][nom]SAAIELLO[/nom]SILVERSTONE ST1500 1500W has 4 8 pin PCIE connectors and will run you $379.99[/citation]

Is that even enough to run 4 of these though?
 
Considering that you'll need 28A per card (a single rail at 112A), a total of 1120W, that leaves you 380W. Now you'll need a 100W CPU (95W), so that's 10a and 100W. 122A and 1220W for the GPU/CPU, put in 80 for the rest of the system (MOBO/RAM/FANS/HDD/DVD, (8A)), you're at 122A on the 12v and 1300W. That leaves you 200W for OC'ing headroom. Not much, is it?
 
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