Quote Originally Posted by 003 View Post
No, nvidia has already stated there will be. It most likely will be dual PCB. There's nothing wrong with that, the 7950GX2 and the original GTX295 were both dual PCB as well.

If power is an issue (which it shouldn't be), there is always the possibility of having three power connectors rather than two, or slightly scaling down the chip, as with the GTX295.
The problem is that PCI-E standard allows a card to use up to 300 W of power. Adding more power connectors won't help. If the card uses more than 300 W in PCI-SIG's internal testing(which is done for every PCI-E product, they don't use furmark ), it won't be PCI-E certified and thus can not be sold as PCI-E product.