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The official HWBOT Country Cup 2010 - stage 1: Unigine Heaven (DX11) thread.

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MM please give direct answers.

 

Not all HWBOT members participating are English speaking and have your understanding of semantics. Clarity is best when discussing rules my friend.

 

 

I susspect that the OP question would have liked a definitive answer along the line of the two I have provided as examples.

 

 

Yes - dual GPU cards are allowed.

 

 

Or

 

 

 

No - only single core graphic cards are allowed.

 

Based on what MM has said :P or not. My interpretation is this.

 

 

Any single DX11 graphic card regardless of number of cores can compete.

HD5970 is single videocard, but not single GPU. The limitation is "- Use 1 videocard(s)."

Can it be used?

As I mentioned in another thread: the limitation says what it says ;-)

 

Thanks for your kind answer. :D

Congratulations to our fellow russians, you guys did what we were not able to do. Great work guys!

 

On a side note, Massman I hate your guts, I spent 20 L of LN2 on my GTX 580 for nothing, I watsted my evening and my morning with this horrible benchmark, not to say that our GTX 570 went to a happier place. I hate you Massman, and I hate unigine :D:D:D I hope you get lots of these Pieter-Jan :D:D:D

 

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