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    Hey djsubbu..ALAN WAKE is an old story, although its bound to be released Fall 2007.Anyway, am watching out for ALAN WAKE too, it was voted no3 as the most anticipated PC Game by PC GAmer(the Feb edition i own), so in short,u r a bit out dated regarding news.heheh

    Anyway, ur answer to my query has given me more problems
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    SLi or Crossfire

    Which is the better among these Sli r Crossfire? and can anyone explain me what these terms meant and how they function?

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    SLI means "sacalable link interface" .this is used to connect two or more
    nvidia graphics cards .for this the motherboard should support SLI.

    in the same way to connect two ATI G-cards we use the technology crossfire.

    hope my info was helpful
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    @revisankar2008,

    As of my knowledge crossfire scales much better than Sli. And u can use different cards also in crossfire. I'm talking about discreet GPUs here. At the end of the day it depends on your budget and future plans of upgrade.

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    At last the performance will be based on the GPU's u use.>>
    whether in SLI or Crossfire.

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    One important thing.Only nvidia mobos support SLI.
    And cross fire is supported on Intel and Amd mobos.
    Keep this in mind when you buy the mobo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunnythakur
    Only nvidia mobos support SLI.
    Intel has licensed NVIDIA's SLI technology for its Skulltrail platform. Infact the Skulltrail supports NVIDIA's SLi and ATi's Crossfire _simultaneously_. Only thing, performance is not good( :lol: :lol: imagine 4/8 graphics cards and still bad performance) because games get confused whether to use SLI or Crossfire :|
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    Quote Originally Posted by coolpcguy
    Quote Originally Posted by sunnythakur
    Only nvidia mobos support SLI.
    Intel has licensed NVIDIA's SLI technology for its Skulltrail platform. Infact the Skulltrail supports NVIDIA's SLi and ATi's Crossfire _simultaneously_. Only thing, performance is not good( :lol: :lol: imagine 4/8 graphics cards and still bad performance) because games get confused whether to use SLI or Crossfire :|

    Thanks sathya dint knw abt this.....Skulltrail platform need to get more info on this now... :roll: :o

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    @coolpcguy
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    THANK you folks. You people always clear my amature doubts completely.

    But still which one should i go for I'm Part-time hardcore gamer(once in blue moon i play at hours with medium-max setting)
    one more thing can i connect different Grafix card of same company. say can i use nvidia 8800series and simultaneously connect a 9600 card?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vishwaswish
    one more thing can i connect different Grafix card of same company. say can i use nvidia 8800series and simultaneously connect a 9600 card?
    NO u cant do tht in SLI .. u need same card in hybrid ....Sli nothin as such in crossfire... :roll: :roll:

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