Originally Posted by AlterBridge86
You're right - it does...why DFI claims otherwise i don't know, but we can't really change that now...the ONLY performance increase is seen in SLI-AA and thats because of the huge amount of bandwidth required because the cards need to talk to one another through the PCI-X16 bus. I really wish however that they would bench more than just Far Cry at SLI-AA settings to see how other games react. I think if you try and run any NEW game, like Battlefield 2 or F.E.A.R. at SLI-AA levels of 16x...you're not going to get playable FPS no matter what. Of course, i'm personally not a huge gamer and I don't really like SLI so i'm probably a bit biased in my views.
I think bottom line is that DFI has engineered this board, it is in the final phases of being checked over and heading out to be mass produced. Arguing over their poor choice of using the "old" NF4 chipset over the dual-16x chipset (like we did several pages back) is really a mute point. Lets just hope that they bring us a board that fixes the issues that their original NF4's suffered from and most of all, better overclocking potential. :toast: