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To: Ben Wu who wrote (12867)	5/20/1999 11:20:00 PM
From: Piranha	Respond to of 16960

<< The only current implementation of v3-sli would be with the 2000......i really don't see the point in creating an SLI version of the V3 if it's only limited to a PCI-PCI connection. >> You're forgetting the possibility of single-board SLI. Does the name "Quantum3D" ring a bell? Piranha

To: Ben Wu who wrote (12867)	5/21/1999 12:04:00 AM
From: Peter S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16960

I didn't think that SLI used the PCI/AGP bus. The V2-V2 pass-through cable provided the link - I think. Remember, Quantum put 2 V2s on the same card. The difference btwn V2 & V3 is the integrated 2D architecture. Re: fps - frames are everything from Myth to Quake. If there was a network product that guarrunteed a minimum bandwith/throughput, I'd take all my money and buy their stock. It's all about the 'twitch'. It all becomes clear after a couple of hours of multi-player gaming. Peter S