how to mod m3a32-mvp delux wi fi for sli 8800gt

sinister_steve · May 21st, 2008, 03:57 AM

Hi Regeneration...Yes there is a many tricks about here with these drivers..Just a simple mod wont work ...But I will PM you if you like when this is complete, if you want that is...Later...Steve

sinister_steve · May 21st, 2008, 04:29 AM

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If you choose to post again, I would recommend that you choose your words more wisely, as that last comment can be clarified as a personal attack, which is against the rules of this forum. Consider this your only warning.

youre personally attacking youreself mate

And how am I doing that?
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You were the one who was laying out these lame posts you should know how..steve

**Regeneration** · May 22nd, 2008, 08:35 AM

Sorry. Flaming/insulting is not allowed here.

IModIntel · May 22nd, 2008, 06:16 PM

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Sorry. Flaming/insulting is not allowed here.

In certain cases, this could fix a lot of things.

sinister_steve · May 23rd, 2008, 02:29 AM

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In certain cases, this could fix a lot of things.

sure would

IModIntel · May 23rd, 2008, 02:36 PM

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The reason consumers can’t enable SLI on non-nForce chipsets, is because of chipset restriction inside Nvidia’s ForceWare drivers meant to promote their nForce chipsets.

Nvidia don’t want consumers to have freedom with their motherboard/chipset selection, they want consumers to purchase their chipsets. In other words, Nvidia is exploiting their position for nasty purposes.

If you don’t like Nvidia’s policy, you can go with AMD instead;

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Ropey · May 24th, 2008, 04:25 AM

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If you don’t like Nvidia’s policy, you can go with AMD instead;

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And far superior to buying a Xfire enabled board, two Nvidia cards and then running around various forums, swearing at people who told the OP that a move contrary to the above choosing was not all that intelligent a move. I still shake my head at such a move and the subsequent postings that he has done to attempt a portrayal of the issue being one of standards. It is an issue of purchasing the wrong hardware through ignorance of the standards or an inability to see reality. If purchased because of a "hope" to find hacked drivers, then that is a pipe dream. Yes, it may happen but one with intelligence would only buy the hardware after the software hack was out there and tested to be working on the hardware that the OP would be buying. Anything else is clearly the mark of being foolish.

Unixlord · May 24th, 2008, 06:51 PM

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Anything else is clearly the mark of being foolish.

You must be new here... oh wait you are, I see.

sinister_steve · May 25th, 2008, 01:18 AM

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And far superior to buying a Xfire enabled board, two Nvidia cards and then running around various forums, swearing at people who told the OP that a move contrary to the above choosing was not all that intelligent a move. I still shake my head at such a move and the subsequent postings that he has done to attempt a portrayal of the issue being one of standards. It is an issue of purchasing the wrong hardware through ignorance of the standards or an inability to see reality. If purchased because of a "hope" to find hacked drivers, then that is a pipe dream. Yes, it may happen but one with intelligence would only buy the hardware after the software hack was out there and tested to be working on the hardware that the OP would be buying. Anything else is clearly the mark of being foolish.

ROOOOOOOOPPPPEEEEEEEY No one is with you on this, so take youre silly ignorant ideas and go farm youreself into a tree while riding youre ten speed...Steve

Ropey · May 26th, 2008, 02:56 AM

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You must be new here... oh wait you are, I see.

LOL After checking the digs out I see what you mean.

@ Not Very Sinister Steve.

Of course you can't take responsibility for your own personal choices. That would mean that *Gasp* you were *Gasp* WRONG.

Which anyone can see if they look at both events singularly. That would also mean that you could look at two events at the same time and I personally doubt that you have this ability.

So, go on your way, blame others for your poor choices.

While I play F.E.A.R Persius Mandate and Crysis on Full Bore