I've been doing a bit of research and there is still more focus on using single cards than sli/crossfire for gaming, i.e.,tom's hardware and others.

Then of course I may be biased, since I use an 8800 GTS 512MB card. I built the system 2 years ago. I'm thinking I'm a go with BOB COD (no changes needed)

I'm definitely not going to sweat it in the meantime. I'm going to hold off the panic buttons until I've installed and used the BOB COD for couple weeks at least.

Did you read any of this thread?

Take it easy,,, this is just a discussion forums. Overlook things you can condesend you'll make more friends.

Good advice for life in general.

Yes and there are alot contradictory statements posted here.

Briefly: Ilya can't answer that question because it is not his area of responsibility - his team writes the rendering code, which ostensibly is produced for either ATI, nvidia or any card manufacturer whose hardware supports the DirectX APIs; they have tested with some popular cards. I say 'ostensibly' because both nvidia and ATI sometimes hand over lots of cash to influence a team to code in a particular way that suits their solution best; we don't know if either the red or green team are 'helping' in this way, though I'd guess neither are.

Multiple card set-ups are controlled at the driver level, and theoretically there should be good scaling, however the proof will be in the pudding.

I'd really advise against buying anything until we have some benchmarks in hand.

Well im getting a Nvidia 580 in 2 weeks time and i cant see that card in the specs...should i be worried?...it should be fine i expect...but it did make me blink :)

You should be alright Furbs, your in a better position than those who've splashed out on dual cards. Its just another Cliffs of Dover riddle as to whether SLI/Crossfire will work.:grin:

Luthier, evasive? Nahhh. :grin: