How many times did the author mention 32 bit system? Use a 64 bit system and you don't have that limitation. Any applications that can use more ram than 4GB will come out with 64 bit applications, even Crysis does and its old now.
The 5% performance is between the chipsets not the 4 video cards. In fact the picture is misleading because most of the article is about 2 cards in crossfire. As for SLI vs Crossfire it really is game dependant, CoD4 runs at more than double the framerate in crossfire.
Pardon my disagreement with your comments. You call this a monitor, I call it a TV, and as such it really is the first availble 1600p TV on the consumer market. Why wouldn't you call this a TV? Is it because it has a DVI input? The rest of the inputs are the same as my 27" Sharp TV.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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