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PC enthusiasts and professionals are constantly searching for ways to increase the performance of their PCs. Scalability—using multiple graphics processing units (GPUs) in a single system with output to a single monitor—is one approach to maximizing graphics and system performance. But, in the past, adding additional GPUs didn’t always achieve the desired performance increase. Two PCI graphics cards in one system, two GPUs on a single card, even multiple cards in a workstation rack configuration all had serious limitations.

Now, NVIDIA unveils a revolutionary approach to combining multiple GPUs in a single system to scale performance. NVIDIA® SLI™ multi-GPU technology takes advantage of the increased bandwidth of the PCI Express™ bus architecture, and features intelligent hardware and software solutions that allow multiple GPUs to efficiently work together to deliver earth-shattering performance.

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So you'll need 2 PCI Express cards as well as the motherboard.

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