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My computer has a Core 2 Duo 3.0GHz, and a GeForce 8800GT. I can play every PC game I've encountered at an excellent Framerate. I can even play the Crysis demo with all the goodies turned on at my full monitor resolution of 1680x1050. Oh, and my video card only takes up one slot, and I have only one of them.
If I were to buy a PC today, I might get a GTX and a Core 2 Duo, but that's it. SLi has never been a good idea for the consumer in terms of money or performance. It's just a trick NVidia uses to sell multiple video cards to morons. Am I wrong, or is there some new game out there that won't run without three f'n video cards that sound like a jet engine.