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06-25-2008 at 01:33:56 PM

Does the Asus Rampage Formula support SLI. I have heard it supports CrossFire so surely it would support SLI. Does the chipset have to be nvidia for the motherboard to support SLI?

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n°1775234
06-25-2008 at 01:47:55 PM

Only nVidia chipsets support SLI, period.

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06-25-2008 at 01:54:27 PM

As far as chipsets are concerned:
Intel suports SLI mainly with 680i, 750i and 780i chipsets.
AMD supports SLi with certain chipsets 570, 590, 750a, 780a and a few more.


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06-25-2008 at 02:14:50 PM

Only nVidia chipsets support SLI. They are available in Intel and AMD flavors, and only using nVidia Graphics Cards.

If you are loosely defining "SLI" as "The ability to run a Dual Card/Single Output setup", then the ATI version is called Crossfire, is available on Intel and AMD chipsets, and uses ATI graphics cards.


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