The biggest change in video cards this year is the wide acceptance, from the mainstream all the way up to the flagship segment, of dual graphics card platforms. With the emergence of NVIDIA’s SLI and ATI’s Crossfire technology, consumers finally had a reason to ditch their older AGP graphics cards for their PCI Express based counterparts. High resolution LCD displays demanded more pixel processing power, with their widespread adoption helping fuel the dual graphics card craze in 2006..



Link: Silicon Factor