Just found this, very interesting....
Dual GPU Fermi Collective (Photos and Specs) - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
This seems to be the daddy of all Dual GPU Cards, but at 40cm long I have no chance without new case.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Point-View-G...sr=1-1-catcorr
These cards have only 1 PCB but have 2 GPU processors, ridiculously expensive and enormous too.
The only dual gpu card that nVidia has (that I know of) old 9800GX2, Gtx 460 2win and the new 590.
Someone at Amazon needs to learn how to convert cm to inches. Here is the card at Asus,
ASUSTeK Computer Inc. - Graphics Cards- ASUS ENGTX590/3DIS/3GD5
Dimensions 11.5 " x 5 " Inch
Far cry from 42 cm which is a hair over 16.6 inches.
If you're not stuck on that Asus by the way,
Zotac GTX 590 3072MB GDDR5 3 x DVI Mini DisplayPort.. | Ebuyer.com
AQppreciate the extra info will have a look now. Didn't mean to be defensife, the fact that it is smaller than amazon state is good for me.
I had seen that 1, Zotac has size at:
4.376in x 11in - 111.15mm x 279.4mm
I think that 1s too big, Have decided to go for this 1
EVGA Nvidia GTX570 1280MB 320-Bit DDR5 Graphics Card
It's not too expensive (Pait £260.00 for my pair of Sapphire HD 5770.s), I would be able to get a 2nd after I have enough saved for a new motherboard and RAM, And I would get a sizeable peerformance increase over my current cards even though they can play anything. I would be 3D capable and 2 of these cards should give me more than enough GPU power to have 3 3D monitors for full 3D Surround.
Thanks to all who have posted and I hope this thread helps anyone with a Mid tower looking for a powerful Graphics Card.
RGK
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