SLI hack on Intel legacy chipsets (not X58)

[Leeghoofd]

Leeghoofd

Why lawyers? Enabling/disabling SLI/CF/whatever tech is not made by them, it's pure technical/software stuff. And if patch/mod available everywhere, nobody can sue, because who will you catch then?

And another thing which differs last screen from photoshops done hundred times ago is that now we have X58 chipsets, and just SLIA certificate and proper chipset ID's are needed to receive by drivers, as far as i understand. So will see.

I'm gonna test it on the REX next week, keep you posted. Don't ever put the file up on your own webspace, kill the link asap, the file has been snatched and will spread by itself.... Lawyers invent whatever thye can do get quick access to the cash... and this means the 780i/790i (and the rumoured AM3 chipset) is totally obsolete if this thing works...

Huh? How is this "pure speculation?" (I was the one who patched the driver, BTW). It works on my machine (P45) and on TiN's (P965). The driver is posted in the forum (I think TiN hosted it, actually?). Go try it before you call BS on our screenshots.

Ugh. I hate how people are so quick to call others liars.

I never called you a liar...I just remain subjective, as we have seen this before, but never ever got a file nor link to try it... Also then it was with an older driver version and users with newer cards needed to update their driver... so no go.

My question is : Does that SLI -hack work with different GPU architectures ? do you get better numbers then ?

If this works many people will kiss ya feet. We will gain more game performance and new records will be broken (thinking especially of 3D01)
If you can keep the driver updated for newer Nvidia releases as they will try some sort of way of blocking it that would be fab... I'll try to collect some numbers by the end of this week...

For the Nvidia part : Consider yourself as a warned man, this thing will spread like wild fire and be very carefull to whom you talk or speak ! almost anything can be traced on the web...

Where can we find it? perhaps you can link it one more time?

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