This is the introduction to a nine part series covering the multi-GPU space from both ATI and NVIDIA perspectives. Nine sites around the world have combined to work together to achieve what we feel is the definitive Multi-GPU roundup of products and technology. We look not only at the cards being presented, but of the entire ecosystem of parts supporting this technology. We compare 6 full multi-GPU systems from ATI and NVIDIA, and try to expose the strengths and weaknesses of each setup. Here is a direct quote from my introduction to the series.
We have a very varied group of people from multiple continents that have volunteered to work on these articles. Seemingly by default I was ?elected? as Editor In Chief of the project, but this is not so much of an honor rather that I was able to squeeze the responsibilities of this position into my hectic life. I was pegged to do the introduction due to my wordy style, as well as being the site with the least amount of hardware already on the premises. This turned out to be quite handy for a variety of reasons, mainly due to my time constraints with regards to testing 6 full setups running a multitude of applications.
Penstar Systems
We have a very varied group of people from multiple continents that have volunteered to work on these articles. Seemingly by default I was ?elected? as Editor In Chief of the project, but this is not so much of an honor rather that I was able to squeeze the responsibilities of this position into my hectic life. I was pegged to do the introduction due to my wordy style, as well as being the site with the least amount of hardware already on the premises. This turned out to be quite handy for a variety of reasons, mainly due to my time constraints with regards to testing 6 full setups running a multitude of applications.
Penstar Systems
