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ilovethemonkeyhead

6:17 PM on 4 December, 2008

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just out of interest, is there a case that has enough expansion spaces for 4 dual slot cards?

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Gnormie

9:44 PM on 4 December, 2008

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@ ilovethemonkeyhead

Some high end Thermaltake and Lian Li cases have 8 pci expansion slots, and other case manufacturers will too. The average number for a tower case is 7 though, but to buy this motherboard and stick it in your average case would seem a little illogical (so would buying it in the first place though).

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4:28 PM on 5 December, 2008

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@Gnormie: "(so would buying it in the first place though)." couldn't agree more! Talk of power-guzzling overkill that'll be outperformed by a single-card solution in two generations.

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On paper the idea of combining Phenom with SLI may look promising but it doesn't work well in the real world. The cost is high while performance is low and that's a horrible combination.

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Reviewed by Leo Waldock

04 December 2008

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