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Correct, but I'm not planning on going SLI.
OpheliaApr 3, 2006 8:52:03 pm
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Aaron Micha [HeM]Apr 3, 2006 9:23:21 pm [NT]
OpheliaApr 3, 2006 9:33:28 pm
It's a possible upgrade for the future, when I would go with 2 Nvidia cards. (by the time I want to do that, the x1900xt will be so far out of date, having crossfire and adding a second wouldn't be worth it) (The crossfire mobo is also about $80 more) (And, I've heard SLI is better/more supported than Crossfire)

The price difference between the SLI mobo and non-SLI board is ~$20 - worth a few extra dollars just in case I want to try that in the future.

the x1900xt is pretty much equal to the 7900GTX, but $100 cheaper.

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