Nvidia 680I LT SLI Manuel D’Utilisation

                                             

 

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NVIDIA SLI (Scalable Link Interface) is a revolutionary technology that allows two NVIDIA SLI 
graphics cards to work together to deliver incredible 3D graphics performance.   

 

Your new motherboard can support up to three PCI Express graphics cards, two linked using 
SLI and one dedicated to CPU physics. 

 
 
 

 

To build an NVIIDA SLI system, you are going to need the following components: 

 

 

Two NVIDIA SLI-Ready certified PCI Express graphics cards 

 

An NVIDIA SLI-Ready power supply 

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 XP operating system 

 
 
 

For a complete list of certified components and a matrix to determine the power supply 
required for your particular graphic cards, go to:   

 
 

http://www.slizone.com/content/slizone/build.html

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While NVIDIA recommends an SLI-Ready power supply, the following table provides some 
general power supply recommendations based on testing performed in the NVIDIA SLI 
validation lab. 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

If the power supply specifies two 12V windings (i.e. 12V1 and 12V2), add these numbers 
together to check against the specifications described above. 

 

For systems with the 6800 Ultra or 6800 GT, please make sure the power supply also contains 
PCI Express auxiliary power supply connectors. If your power supply does not have a PCI 

High-End: GeForce 6800 Ultra 

500W–550W, +12V @ 30A 

Mid-Range: GeForce 6800 GT or 6800 

420W–480W, +12V @ 25A 

Entry-Level: GeForce 6600 GT 

350W–420W, +12V @ 20A