Monday, June 22nd 2015

MSI Launches Premium GAMING SLI Bridge

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As game developers continue to push the boundaries of epic in-game graphics, the popularity of 4K gaming is also on the rise. To fully enjoy this spectacular gaming experience, hardware requirements are also pushed higher than ever. Gamers running multiple powerful graphics cards in SLI are enjoying ever more benefits. As the leading brand in Gaming, MSI is excited to unveil a brand new premium GAMING SLI bridge which forms the perfect link for any MSI GAMING SLI setup.

The bridge features a premium LED illuminated GAMING logo that can be controlled by the exclusive MSI Gaming App and is forged out of high quality materials. It supports 2-Way SLI for NVIDIA GTX 900 series graphics cards. The carefully engineered metal shroud on the SLI connectors gives the new GAMING SLI Bridge a solid look & feel while also enabling higher conductivity. Optimized for 4K+ resolutions and 144Hz+ refresh rates, the MSI GAMING SLI bridge is ready for next generation gaming.
  • Size (L x W x H): 9.6 x 3.5 x 2.1 cm
  • Weight: 50 g
  • SLI connector spacing: 60 mm (4 slots)

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26 Comments on MSI Launches Premium GAMING SLI Bridge

#1
Jack1n
Not you aswell MSI...
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#3
ZoneDymo
The "gaming" and "premium" do a decent job but we surely do better "MSI shows AMD how a multiple card setup should be done with a premium gaming bridge and not a poor man's over PCI connection"
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#4
the54thvoid
Intoxicated Moderator
ZoneDymoThe "gaming" and "premium" do a decent job but we surely do better "MSI shows AMD how a multiple card setup should be done with a premium gaming bridge and not a poor man's over PCI connection"
Your vendetta is quite dull.
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#5
dj-electric
Wahhaahaayyyy too late into the game. The game is over next generation of cards anyway (and this gen for AMD fiji and hawaii)
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#6
manofthem
WCG-TPU Team All-Star!
That looks great with their cards! :)
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#7
ShredBird
Tacky, inflated marketing BS. Yuck.
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#8
dorsetknob
"YOUR RMA REQUEST IS CON-REFUSED"
Probably cost as much as the motherboard
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#9
Patriot
Multi-gpu bridges, what are those for? -XDMA
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#10
Haytch
I think it looks nice. Would make a nice addition to an MSi rig if it cost less than $20au.
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#11
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
Asus ROG Bridges are currently costing £50-60 here in the UK. I wonder if this will be any cheaper when it hits the shelves.
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#12
Prima.Vera
"Optimized for 4K+ resolutions and 144Hz+ refresh rates"

WTH is with this bullshit??? Really?? o.O
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#13
yapchagi
this news was out a couple weeks ago at Computex. Still can't find this SLI anywhere on the planet.
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#14
PLAfiller
EVGA popped the cherry, so it's not surprising others will hop on the wagon.
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#15
ShredBird
Prima.Vera"Optimized for 4K+ resolutions and 144Hz+ refresh rates"

WTH is with this bullshit??? Really?? o_O
Didn't you read the marketing info, they made the traces extra conductive which obviously makes it go faster. Plus it looks like a racecar.
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#16
erixx
They know well how frustrated consumers get when they have money to spend on whatever stupid neuronal pill that takes away the pain...
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#17
Basard
So, when do we get to see a review of one of these?
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#18
Prima.Vera
ShredBirdDidn't you read the marketing info, they made the traces extra conductive which obviously makes it go faster. Plus it looks like a racecar.
Indeed. FTL bridge! :)))))))))
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#19
micropage7
looks pretty nice, but it just a bridge, so the spec will be the same behind the bling-bling cover

maybe after this we gonna have SLI bridge with Swarovski
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#20
TheGuruStud
I wish I could make up complete bullshit and sell it.
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#21
kn00tcn
TheGuruStudI wish I could make up complete bullshit and sell it.
design is worth something, only the 'optimized' part was bs
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#22
Caring1
Nvidia are still building bridges, when they should get over it and move on.
PCI-e is now!
If they want pretty colors and lights they could make interchangeable GPU shrouds.
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#23
AsRock
TPU addict
kn00tcndesign is worth something, only the 'optimized' part was bs
Erm maybe to a kid, and even if the design was good the money it cost probably wont be, so that's at least 2/3 crap at best.

And that goes for ones for CF too as we don't want to look like were picking on nVidia now, they might have to call a lawyer to brush it under the carpet.
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#24
Prima.Vera
Look, it looks nice I admit. I would even pay for it if it were like 5 bucks or so. But when 1 of those toys costs 70 Euros....
Seriously, you need to be really stupid for paying that money for something you can get for free...
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#25
kn00tcn
AsRockErm maybe to a kid, and even if the design was good the money it cost probably wont be, so that's at least 2/3 crap at best.

And that goes for ones for CF too as we don't want to look like were picking on nVidia now, they might have to call a lawyer to brush it under the carpet.
a kid? last time i checked, there are all these adults (on this forum, even TPU reviewers) trying to color match their mobo+gfx+case+etc.... the kids just want random led colors

the design is 'good' in the sense that it's exactly like the rest of the msi gaming (dragon army, stupid name i know)

there is nothing wrong with offering a piece of optional colored plastic, the same as DIY modders, the same as putting a painting on the wall, the same as changing your OS wallpaper or OS theme

dont forget msi's heavy competition from asus & gigabyte, all 3 of them make mobos+gfx cards+allinones+peripherals, you have to keep giving options & a little show off time in the press to keep the name out there
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