$100 Rebate after Buying ATI Crossfire Card

Comments

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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 9:12am jradmin Nice move on ATI's part to curb all the negatives from pulling back their new GPU.
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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 9:52am TheBaron too bad there's not an AGP version...
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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 11:45am baopee .....how can there be an AGP version of crossfire when dual AGP slots does not exist?!? Sure it would be techncially possible to build crossfire via AGP+PCI but it would be pointless since the bandwidth is just not there.
   
   HELLO!?!?! Whenever some news comes out regarding multi-gpu technology, you can always count on some random misinformed/uninformed idiot complaining about "there isn't an AGP ver." This will never fail because the downside to the spread of information via the web is that it allows idiots to say what they want. ppft
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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 11:49am TheBaron i'm perfectly aware there's no dual AGP boards you ****wit. don't hammer me with that misinformation **** if you're too much of a wuss to register and do it through private messages. my complaint was that I recently bought an X800XT AGP version, and I was just fantasizing about how it would be cool if crossfire was possible for AGP. I mean hell, if you're claiming that PCI-Express+AGP is possible, why isn't dual AGP possible? eh?
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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 11:57am entropy Actually, wasn't Alienware working on that? I vaguely remember, just before nVidia announced SLi, that Alienware was just a hair away from shipping their custom boards with dual AGP slots. I dunno - they had their own internal interface/balancing system and everything.
   
   I might be wrong, but I could've sworn...
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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 12:11pm TheBaron I seem to recall that as well
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   19 Jul 2005 ~ 1:34pm mmonnin PCI-E + AGP is possible. I saw a PCI-E board with full support for AGP and not derived from PCI.