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SLi paddle vs none

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by mx6string, Oct 22, 2006.

  1. mx6string

    mx6string Member

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    So some SLi motherboards have the paddle card between the 2 PCI-e slots that you have to flip from SLi to normal, but what is the difference in a mobo with this and an SLi mobo without?
     
    mx6string, Oct 22, 2006
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    the mobo with the SLI mobo can handle SLI and the mobo without the SLI paddle can not support SLI.
     
    rogeball, Oct 23, 2006
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    I dont think so, I know there are mobo's that support SLi but dont have the paddle, (a lot of them that I've seen) I guess you just have to enable it yourself in bios. but whats the advantage of either? anyone know?
     
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    ooooook
     
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