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XBITLABS 9800GX2 REVIEW

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As for Nvidia GeForce 9800 GX2, it retained all the advantages and drawbacks of Nvidia GeForce 7950 GX2 taking into account the new technologies, of course. Some of them are there because of the peculiarities of contemporary multi-GPU implementation, and some will be fixed in the future. For example, they will implement multi-monitor configurations support in SLI mode. For a gamer that has over $600 at his disposal, it is a good choice: in the worst case the card will perform at the level of a GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB, which is pretty good, and with proper driver optimizations it can even demonstrate unattainable performance. Nevertheless, those who already own a GeForce 8800 Ultra shouldn’t really hurry to computer stores just yet.

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its a thorough article but they arse around with the driver setup on xbit so the benchmarkstops being a fair test before any testing has been done. All their other reviews are quality though.

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Awe, one of the things I look to Xbit for is their power tests, can't believe they didn't hook this one up and find power consumption. :(

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I like the scaling tests and the fact they used a wide variety of games so you can tell how well games use crossfire and SLI respectively. It shows that in the multi-GPU arena (Quad-SLI and crossfireX) that there is some competition, even if most of us are not going to use 3 or 4 gpus, but I'm sure most of us would go for it if money wasn't an issue.

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