Today KitGuru.net hardware editors Luke Hill and Leo Waldock chat about the new Nvidia Titan X, running cards in Sli and what amd could be releasing in the coming months. They also debate the ...

Following the demand, nVidia have finally licenensed their solution to AMD for use in the next generation of chipsets including 990FX, 990X and 970. ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, and MSI are among the ...

AMD has some great results to brag about with Shadow of Mordor with its Radeon R9 295X2, which is another harsh game on any VGA setup. We have an average of 36FPS at 6480x3840, which beats out the ...

For this reason, we’ve only licensed SLI for motherboards with Intel chipsets. However, we’ve been recently hearing chants of “SLI for AMD CPUs”, and figured that now is a great time to do it.

Meanwhile, AMD doesn’t appear to have any new tech to replace CrossFire, which is its SLI competitor, with Lisa Su being rather blunt about how interested AMD is in CrossFire (spoiler alert: it ...

AMD cards can crossfire a GPU with an onboard APU In the end, NVIDIA's SLI is a bit more constricting, but consistent experience, while AMD is more flexible.

It's not going so far as to expand support as far as AMD has with its CrossFireX multi-GPU technology, but NVIDIA has now at least taken one step in that direction. The company announced today ...

Nvision 2008: For 790FX, 790GX, 790X and 770 We were also told that despite the fact that Nvidia bent toward Intel and gave this giant a chance to get a software SLI for X58., it won’t do ...

The first Hybrid SLI solutioin is expected in Q4, possibly in November and it should be launched for the AMD platform with Intel to follow. We are sure that this will work with both K8 and the ...

"We are pleased to announce that SLI has been licensed to the world’s leading motherboard companies for integration onto their upcoming motherboards featuring AMD’s 990FX, 990X and 970 chipsets.

Hardware AMD's 990X, 990FX chipsets to have SLI support? By Matthew DeCarlo March 31, 2011, 15:30 17 comments ...