will both video card( on board and external video card) will be shown on the device manager when hybrid SLI is activated? BTW what video card series does xfx 8200 mobo supports on hybrid SLI?
asameh99 0 Light Poster
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Jump to Postfirst let me say I know nothing!!but i don't think onboard has anything to do with SLI, but i could be wrong !pretty sure it only works with the cards you put in pci-e slots
Jump to Posti have no idea ,sorry
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caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
first let me say I know nothing!!but i don't think onboard has anything to do with SLI, but i could be wrong !pretty sure it only works with the cards you put in pci-e slots
http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_8200_mgpu_us.html
asameh99 0 Light Poster
Yeah I know on board has nothing to do with the SLI , my question is about "hybrid SLI" where if the pc is in idle state it will just use the onboard for energy conservation, then it will just switch into the PCIE card when the running apps requires more computing muscle in graphics ^^ . I think you mean "SLI" which more than one video cards are on PCIE slots ^^ . my question is if the hybrid SLI is enabled in bios both onboard and external card will be shown on the device manager. .
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
i have no idea ,sorry
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
cant find any answer as to if the two will show ,looks like its best used as a power saver in laptos.
interesting read on hybrid sli and microsoft 7 support
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Link_Interface#Hybrid_SLI
Ali.Ayam 0 Light Poster
If the hybrid SLI is enabled in bios, both onboard and external card will be shown on the device manager. But it only work in Vista, not XP..
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