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SLI and Crossfire are a thing and have been a thing for well over 10 years now.
Why isn't there scalable linking technology for CPU's for gaming rig aficionados?
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>>58069742
There is.
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>>58069742
>using plebbit memes on 4chan
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>>58069742
>Why isn't there scalable linking technology for CPU's for gaming rig aficionados?
There is, its called QPI for current gen Xeons you retard. And multi socket boards have been around forever, my first was a dual Pentium Pro.
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>>58069742
There is.
Xeon QPI links.
And they don't perform particularly well for
>gaming rig aficionados
Enjoy your moar coars and NUMA on a gaming rig.
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Multi CPU linking has been a staple of enterprise computing and high end production workstations/servers for quite a long time.
It's also a complete waste of money for most typical power users and has negligible to non-existent performance boosts for gaming.
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