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RE: PCIe Slot Layout by Rajinder Gill on Friday, February 27, 2009

Question on this comment: The slot configuration allows running three dual slot GPUs and a single slot PhysX card or other PCI-E peripheral In looking at the pictures, this board only has 7 slots total with the x1 being at the top. If you used 3 Dual Slot GPUs, that would be 3 x 2 = 6 + the x1 = 7 So where exactly are you putting a PhysX card? The only possibility I see is if you use an 8 or 10 slot Case and stick the 3rd Dual Slot GPU in the very bottom slot such that it hangs off the bottom of the mobo. But in this case, the normal 6 connector Triple SLI Bridge wont reach the 3rd card. Am I missing something here? PS: Dont get me wrong, I like the design of the board.

PCIe Slot Layout by Casper42 on Friday, February 27, 2009

You could certainly do it, as stated, by plugging one of the dual-slot cards into that last slot, and having it hang over the edge of the board - requiring an extra big case. But another way is to use liquid-cooled versions of the cards, cutting them all down to single-slot size. In any event, it doesn't matter where you place them, since you can use three of the soft, bendy SLI bridge connectors to make your own triple-SLI connection. You don't have to use anybody's firm, fixed triple-SLI connector. Just Google around to see how to use the three individual, soft, bendy connectors.

Using 4 GPUs is possible a couple of different ways by MasonStorm on Saturday, February 28, 2009

The important thing I take away from this preview has nothing to do with the board itself but rather eVGA's expanding custom software and software/hardware efforts. It's really neat to see a company like eVGA make a push in this direction going well beyond other mobo companies with their basic monitoring software and other graphics rebadgers.

The important thing.. by MadMan007 on Saturday, February 28, 2009

How can you have a triple GPU setup using dual slot cards and have room for a physics card/sound card? Only way it might be possible is putting the 3rd card in the 4th PCI-E slot, but that would overlap the USB headers etc. The PCI slot gets covered by the 2nd GPU, so any PCI sound cards can't go in there, either.