Wow，ASUS Dual GeForce6800Ultra

http://img214.exs.cx/img214/2236/dua...asus5ru.th.jpg

Cebit ASUSTeK will be able to deliver

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thats a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge PCB

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, dont wanna c the cooler 4 it :slobber:
Looks so cwooooooooool
Man it's if I imagine I put it on my mobo it's gonna b out of it :D

wow, its incredibly huge! i will be able to see it with my own eyes! whoohooo! :banana:

its a prototype though, the final pcb should be much smaller i reckon... IF they build a final card that is... :D

sxs, i replaced the image since it was loading so slowly, ok? :)

sayya dont forget 2 celebrate ur 15000th post :D
Just 3 left

i will! lol :D

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Originally Posted by saaya

wow, its incredibly huge! i will be able to see it with my own eyes! whoohooo! :banana:

its a prototype though, the final pcb should be much smaller i reckon... IF they build a final card that is... :D

sxs, i replaced the image since it was loading so slowly, ok? :)

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OK,saaya :D

damn...

I spy what appears to be adjustable voltage rails....

for the prototype maybe... doubt the final card will have it...
abit also claimed they would release a card that allows users to bump up vgpu and vmem, but they never did it... its just not worth it, too many cards would die in the hands of unexpirienced users i think...

too bad they cant make a special series of 100 cards or so with that option... but the design changes are too complex for such a small series i guess

Allowing for memory timing tweaks would be nice, without have to mess about flashing. I suppose half the cards would be RMA'd if adjustable rails were allowed. Surely they can put something onboard which can measure and store the voltage values - that'd stop wrongful RMA's.

PS: 15k get celebrating.

Wow, that PCB is huge, would prolly be bigger than the mobo lol :eek:

I don't see why getting this card would be better than 2 Ultra's, if it's ever released. And hopefully they don't make it just compatible with Asus boards like Gigabyte did with their 3D1 :rolleyes:

Damn sxs112 is the man for new Hardware..


that card looks Big, but DAMN! dual 6800ultras on one pcb.. i wonder if asus would sli 2 of those :)

yeah :banana:
two of this cards in one system are killer :D

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Originally Posted by Chris85

Wow, that PCB is huge, would prolly be bigger than the mobo lol :eek:

I don't see why getting this card would be better than 2 Ultra's, if it's ever released. And hopefully they don't make it just compatible with Asus boards like Gigabyte did with their 3D1 :rolleyes:

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the final pcb will be smaller, much smaller than two single card pcbs + fets +caps etc... its cheaper to build one card than two single cards :)

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Originally Posted by Dissolved

i wonder if asus would sli 2 of those :)

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i highly doubt it...
i dont think that dual vpu cards will run in sli, despite the huge power and cooling requirements dont forget that if you have 4 vpus each would only receive pciE 4x bandwidth!
this would cripple the performence notably i think, and a 4 vpu solution would be very cpu limited as well...

That is just ridiculous :slobber: It's the size of a small motherboard for macci's sake :stick:

hehe :D

Plain 1337ness

Now where's that SLI connector?? :D

That's just great, wonder how it will do against Geforce 6800ultra in SLI.

:D No SLI connector so far - maybe this card won't work with current SLI,
SLI 2 is needed.......... :toast:

WOW Amazingly huge.This ES(is this prototype or final version) is bigger than my mobbo. :P

Damn, that sucker looks fun:D

OPP

Another great find SXS. Posted on the front page. You da man.

god that thing is almost the size of a mobo! as for no sli of that, maybe those are only capable of handling two chips in parrallel? I doubt this will fit in most cases anyway, way too big :eek:

T'would certainly take up all 16 PCIE lanes... I doubt two of these could be used for SLI. But that would still rule so bad... :D