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Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
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Silverfrog @ Apr 13th 2007 2:25PM
I agree, there would be engineering challenges, but with a simple ribbon cable, or SCSI-like adapter, it could be done. And yes, I want the 8800 GTX to drop its price too. I remember when the fastest video card on the market was less than $200 in 1997. It's crazy to think about paying $800 for an OC edition 8800 GTX, or *gulp*, two of them!