I just wanted to turn my computer into a incredibly powerful machine for gaming, I wanted to know if I can put two mother boarads in one computer. Having two GPUs, two CPUs and all of those components that go on the motherboard double. Are there any power supplies that can do that or any cases, is it even possible? If it is I also wanted to know if I really need to buy a huge and expensive case, just put the motherboard on some other smaller case.
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Two gaming computers in one to make an invincible gaming machine.
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If you have two motherboards, you will have two separate computers in one box. Neither one will have additional awesomeness from the arrangement, and you will probably have heat problems. Sorry, I don't think that this will help you.
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Some servers do this you dont need to put 2 computers in the same case just:
Have 2 complately separate computers hook them up to the internet and you can set it up pretty easy
This is often used to increase storage (connect 200+ computers) or workstation load and split the workload between the computers
I have no idea why an average user would need this but you could set it up pretty easy
Have 2 complately separate computers hook them up to the internet and you can set it up pretty easy
This is often used to increase storage (connect 200+ computers) or workstation load and split the workload between the computers
I have no idea why an average user would need this but you could set it up pretty easy
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