MSI Big Bang Fuzion: Pulling The Covers Off Of Lucid’s Hydra Tech

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Benchmark Results: DiRT2

Batting four for four in our Tom’s Hardware 2010 Q1 gaming suite, DiRT2 doesn’t show up in the Hydra control panel either. And as expected, our Radeon HD 5870s run in single-card mode without any compatibility issues.

More surprising, though, is that the GeForce GTX 285s realize better performance in N-mode than they do in SLI, despite the fact that we’re only supposed to be seeing the results from a single card.

Chris Angelini
Chris Angelini
Chris Angelini is an Editor Emeritus at Tom's Hardware US. He edits hardware reviews and covers high-profile CPU and GPU launches.