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Area-51 ALX X2 with NVIDIA SLI Technology! |
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Written by Mavke
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Monday, 25 October 2004 |
Hardcore PC enthusiasts have historically sought new ways to maximize graphics and system performance. Scalability, combining multiple graphics processing units (GPUs) to drive a single display, is one approach. Unfortunately, adding additional GPUs didn't always achieve the desired performance increase. Two PCI graphics cards in one system, two GPUs on a single card, even multiple cards in a workstation rack configuration all had serious limitations.
 Area-51 ALX X2 with nVidia SLI Technology!
Now, Alienware
leverages a revolutionary approach to combining multiple GPUs in a single system
to enable screaming, boundless performance. SLI, or Scalable
Link Interface, is a high-performance technology that allows users to
intelligently combine and scale graphics performance by having multiple NVIDIA GPUs in a single system.
SLI works by
intelligently scaling geometry and fill rate performance for two GPUs.
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