Two video cards

[Blebbz]

Wikipedia knows all

Try and get ur teeth into that one, oh and pics:

SLI Motherboard with 2 SLI graphics cards:
Just noticed that bridge at the top, i think it must bypass the output pins of one card and put the current through the second. Rough guess anyway

[Blebbz]

SLI doesn't always give a performance benefit — in some extreme cases, it can lower the framerate due to the particulars of an application's coding.[7] This is also true for ATI's CrossFire, as the problem is inherent in multi-GPU systems.

What a bummer, you pay twice the price and get worse performance (sometimes)

[The boy 4rm oz]

That would only be if you get two low end cards say like 7600GTs or something like that.

[Spawn-Inc]

i still like this the best,

[The boy 4rm oz]

Now that is EXTREME!!! Eight GPUs, what more can you want. I would kill to see those 3D Mark scores lol. Wonder what it would look like water cooled lol. +rep for an awesome find

EDIT: Have to spread some rep first

[The boy 4rm oz]

Oh forgot to say this earlier Blebbz, that bridge basically links the two cards into SLI, without that bridge they would act as two separate cards. You can't run SLI without the bridge (SLI motherboards come with one, sometimes two).

EDIT: Woohoo 900 posts lol

[Spawn-Inc]

np, don't worry about it. i posted it before here, that setup is for multi monitors not sli i think.

[The boy 4rm oz]

Yeah probably, to me it just looks like that out of the four 7950GX2's they are joined in pairs. So basically 2 SLI systems in 1 comp lol.