Last week Alienware made the most shocking announcement in PC gaming history. They were going to deliver performance increases of 50%-100% over any existing machine. No. Stop rubbing your eyes. You read it right. While the gaming world was buzzing with speculation, we at Tom's Hardware had two theories - the folks at Alienware were receiving new technology direct from the mother ship, importing special hardware from other planets more advanced than ours, or they were lying and it would blow up in their faces like a PR grenade not thrown far enough. As it turns out, Alienware WASN'T lying. Their Martian engineers have done what was once thought impossible - they built a video array, a system capable of truly harnessing the power of two video cards to display a single image on one monitor. We have seen it in action That is awesome :-) Just imagine, 2x Radeon X800XT or 2x Geforce 6800 Ultra working together, amazing :-) That means it is possible to reach 30,000 3DMark 03 and 60,000 on the 3DMark 01 SE and perhaps 100,000 points on Aquamark , incredible ________________________ MSI KT8 NEO Athlon 64 3200+ @ 2.0ghz 1.0 GB DDR PC3200 2X 160 GB HDD Hightech Excalibur Radeon 9800 Pro Iceq 128mb ( Core 425 MHz and Memory 380 MHz )

adapter teaming for the video card. who would have thought it. wonder why they just didn't develop a single card/monitor with double the bandwidth. guess that's next. sure beats having to pay double for the video card and mainboard supporting two agp slots.

I wonder how they do this. Is there a mobo with 2 AGP slots? Did they maybe use two mobo's? I gotta see this. Shutle MN31N mobo 2500+ Barton 1gig DDR Kingston HyperX Hightech Excalibur Radeon 9800 Pro Iceq 128mb Antec True Power 430w Dual 40gig WD.

http://www.alienware.com/alx_pages/main_content.aspx

Hmmmm...thats weird...do the 2 video cards work together like 2 HDD's in Raid 0 array?

The videocards use PCI Express :-) ________________________ MSI KT8 NEO Athlon 64 3200+ @ 2.0ghz 1.0 GB DDR PC3200 2X 160 GB HDD Hightech Excalibur Radeon 9800 Pro Iceq 128mb ( Core 425 MHz and Memory 380 MHz )

Wow, that was pretty cool, but there is no way I would spend 7k just to have that. Shutle MN31N mobo 2500+ Barton 1gig DDR Kingston HyperX Hightech Excalibur Radeon 9800 Pro Iceq 128mb Antec True Power 430w Dual 40gig WD.