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Q. What computer products are NVIDIA SLI Certified?

A. There are hundreds of certified NVIDIA products, so it's hard to know which ones are officially certified. Watch the video to find out more... http://www.Support3GM.com

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  • Hello Rodney

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  • Hello Rodney! i have watch 1 youtube clip wen he played crysis on hig and did only get 25-50 fps (he played whit SLI 2x NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 1GB. I have only 1 GTS 250 (same as him) and i get 30-60 FPS why?. Sholdn't his graphic cards preforme together

  • Man, you really need to go 3-way sli with the GeForce GTX 295

  • Tbh i dont really care I am only 15 and dont have the money at the moment to go buying a £160 monitor. I am just saving up for a q6600.

  • The difference with games 'made' to run better on nvidia cards are very, very small (Rodney actually made a Q&A about it).

    Also, 1440x900, while widescreen, isn't a very high resolution, and certainly not the most common. Go up to 1680x1050 and you fps would drop below 20, which isn't very nice playing in.

  • I personly think thta you should stick to nvidia because games like crysis and call of duty are made to run better on nvidia i think. I got two 9600GT's and i can run cod4 and cod5 on max and get 125fps on cod4 and around 60fps on cod5 waw with all explosions. On crysis i can have it all maxed to very high with res at 1440x900 on 19" and get 25 to 30fps on first mission. With other missions with more stuff going on i play it on high and it runs fine. I dont change the res from 1440x900. Thanks

  • Well I should be ashamed to name this game but I love it!

    City of Heroes and City of Villains, maybe WaW, that's Call of Duty.But mainly CoH and CoV. I will accept any other suggestions if I should upgrade to another card. Thanks for the reply and thanks in advance for the other one.

  • I just thought i would answer this for you :)

    the 9800GTX should be perfectly fine for most games now and older ones.

    I would recommend getting two of them in sli if your gaming to play things like crysis and all the new games coming out.

    List the type of games u are going to play and i can tell u if your 9800GTX can play them all fine.

    Good Luck

  • I'm planning on getting EVGA nForce SLI 780i motherboard and EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX. My question 3DGAMEMAN:

    Must I have 2 or more of these cards or is it enough to just have 1? (Yes, for gaming, but not for anything new out there.)

  • SLI certified means that it was tested to run well with SLI setup. Like a SLI power supply will have enough PCI express connectors, RAM is tested with the northbridge chipset.. and so on

  • Your very enthusiastic in comparison to some of your older videos. Guess getting rid of all that facial hair helped.

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