Hmmm, I hadn't actually heard about Lucidlogix before...sounds sweet. Anyone have any experience with their stuff?
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I met their PR at CES. I will see if she can send me over some information
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I would be most curious to see how flexible it is. Like, could I get a Radeon 6850, run three screens in Eyefinity, and have it access my two GTX260's for more power?
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Unfortunately it doesn't work that way. I have an article coming out on Thursday that should thoroughly explain Virtu technology. Is there anything else specific you would like to know about it?
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I'll definitely keep an eye out for that article. Mostly what I'd be interested in finding out is the flexibility of configurations (particularly with Eyefinity-type setups), scaling efficiency, and how well their add-in cards work versus MBB built-ins. Oh, and the cost of the add-in cards and the cost difference between MBBs with the chips built in and comparable MBB models without.
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