Lincoln
6 May 2006, 4:06pm
PC Perspective took a minute to ask the author of the “SLI patch” a few questions about his work. For those that hadn’t heard, this patch allowed just about any chipset to function with two card in SLI mode, not just the nForce4 SLI chipsets. NVIDIA has since contacted him and asked him to take the patch down.
I’m just trying to help the community and hope that everyone will be capable to enjoy from the latest technology. We all know that Radeon X1600/1300 series are capable to run together with software emulation. I always believed it’s possible for both SLI/Crossfire platforms. However, both NVIDIA and ATI are not providing much information to developers. For example, it is possible to adjust voltages in G70 via software but Nvidia is not providing the information to developers, only to their OEMs.
Source: PC Perspective (http://www.pcper.com/#NewsID-2170)
I’m just trying to help the community and hope that everyone will be capable to enjoy from the latest technology. We all know that Radeon X1600/1300 series are capable to run together with software emulation. I always believed it’s possible for both SLI/Crossfire platforms. However, both NVIDIA and ATI are not providing much information to developers. For example, it is possible to adjust voltages in G70 via software but Nvidia is not providing the information to developers, only to their OEMs.
Source: PC Perspective (http://www.pcper.com/#NewsID-2170)