Quote Originally Posted by Decami View Post
read more guys. How this works is it supports any cards, as many as can fit on the mother board supposedly that are supported by the same driver, so no ATI and Nvidia until hacked drivers from where ever can do that, the "one" driver has to support the cards used together.

Supposedly, what Lucid said, it will be "near" 100% scaling, so the card you add, will add as much performance (almost) as the performance it gives by itself.
If you dont know, SLI or Xfire, DOES NOT do this, not even close.

by the way, reading some of these posts, i never remember Lucid saying anything, ever, about mix matching companies, what i said above, is what they have said many times, in the demos, so I dont know where some of you guys are getting your stuff, maybe i havent seen it yet, or maybe its rumor.
with different cards i didn't mean ati/nvidia, but also cards of different generations from the same vendor... still, this doesn't answer my question: will lucid use it's own drivers and one still needs the gpu drivers installed? how do these 2 devices (the lucid chip and the gpu) work together in the os? etcetc...

Quote Originally Posted by Decami View Post
lucid DOES NOT use SLI or Crossfire and wont enable it, it uses a CPU like chip that intersects the lanes and "re-adjusts" information accordingly.


when you think of Hydra, put SLI and Xfire out of your mind, it does not work anyway like it.

i think you misread what i wanted to say. i said "sli/crossfire like functions", and not that it'll use sli/crossfire. and with "sli/crossfire like functions" is just mean mutlitple graphics cards at a time...