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Theoretically speaking 128-bit to 256-bit

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Is there any way whatsoever to make a 128-bit bus to 256?
 
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no, it's a physical difference. I mean the GPU that is set up with 128-bit in most cases would support 256-bit and if you built your own PCB and moved the GPU and memory to this custom PCB set up for 256 bit then it would probably work, but I think it would be cheaper just to buy a 256-bit card.
 
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Ok then, thanks poison
 
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