Monday, August 12th 2013

Introducing EVGA Pro SLI Bridges

EVGA rolled out a trio of custom-design NVIDIA SLI bridge cables, one each for 2-way, 3-way, and 4-way SLI setups. Its design involves an ingot-shaped top, with three sides covered with brushed aluminum, and a centerpiece with a white glowing EVGA logo, next to an NVIDIA SLI one. The EVGA logo illuminates when the bridge is plugged in to GeForce GTX 700 series (or later) graphics cards. The 2-way, 3-way, and 4-way bridges are available on EVGA store, priced at $29.99, each.
Features:
  • Several models that are compatible with 2-Way, 3-Way or 4-Way SLI.
  • EVGA logo illuminates on GeForce GTX 700 series and later.
  • Compatible with all SLI enabled graphics cards.
  • Looks awesome!
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27 Comments on Introducing EVGA Pro SLI Bridges

#1
newtekie1
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Really?! A light up logo?!
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#2
radrok
Totally hideous imho.
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#4
Lionheart
Look nice but $30... no thanks:laugh:
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#5
micropage7
i have to say they are nice
but for that price i guess its pretty high

i dunno maybe some people would buy it than modding their own bridge
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#6
shovenose
Would nicely match a pair of GTX Titans (or any other cards using that cooler design).
But come on, that can't cost more than $2 to build chargning $30 is ridiculous. $5 maybe??
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#7
Jorge
Some naive people will buy anything. This ranks right up their with "pet rocks"...
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#8
PopcornMachine
Ok, I'm as much into the looks of my PC as lot of people are.

But no way am I paying $30 for multi-card bridges. That's just stupid.
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#9
erixx
EVGA has gone the H-D (Harley Davidson) route: save your broken company by means of PR-pills all day all time and turn your customers into willing ***holes.... by making them believe they really really have to be sooo special :(
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#10
TheDeeGee
Who would want SLI anyways, it's nothing but trouble :S
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#11
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
SvarogWho would want SLI anyways, it's nothing but trouble :S
Me?
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#12
Hood
They should sell at least a dozen of these at $30, the rest after they hit the bargain bin for $5.99...
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#13
jihadjoe
This is witchcraft! How does the bridge know the difference between a 770 and a 680?
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#14
Fourstaff
Instead of charging $9.99 for a $9 profit, why not charge $29.99 for a $29 profit? After all, people who are willing to buy in the first place are ready to spend any amount of money to bling up.
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#15
sneekypeet
not-so supermod
jihadjoeThis is witchcraft! How does the bridge know the difference between a 770 and a 680?
most likely there has been a power pin added to the 7 series that isn't on the 6 series to illuminate the LED.
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#16
newtekie1
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SvarogWho would want SLI anyways, it's nothing but trouble :S
I've use SLI since the 7 series, I wouldn't say it has been totally problem free, but I've only really had one major trouble with it. So I wouldn't say it has been nothing but trouble.
jihadjoeThis is witchcraft! How does the bridge know the difference between a 770 and a 680?
Maybe the voltage used between the cards is higher on the GTX700 cards, and the LEDs won't work on previous cards that use a lower voltage?
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#17
ensabrenoir
Yeeaah...I'd buy that..

....seriously people? If you knew how overpriced 99% of the stuff we buy is(every...almost every company is in business to make a profit)...this thing blends right in. Will get one just because...and done right.. it could look killer. I think I've spent more on braided cables....
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#18
Static~Charge
Newsflash for EVGA: We aren't Apple customers. Take your overpriced crap and go home.
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#19
Hilux SSRG
As long as it's PRO, I'll buy. :rolleyes:
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#20
jagd
LMAO it was much needed after a crap day :toast: , Thank you .
Static~ChargeNewsflash for EVGA: We aren't Apple customers. Take your overpriced crap and go home.
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#21
Sinzia
I like how they look, but if they were a bit cheaper ($19.99) then I'd get it, I dislike the floppy style dual card SLi connectors.
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#22
NC37
SvarogWho would want SLI anyways, it's nothing but trouble :S
Best investment I ever did with my 460s. Has aged much better than any past build.

But this product...just stupid.
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#23
Jstn7477
So, when do we get CrossfireX bridges that aren't ribbons? :p
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#24
NeoXF
Since when is stupidity a profession...
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#25
theonedub
habe fidem
Static~ChargeNewsflash for EVGA: We aren't Apple customers. Take your overpriced crap and go home.
The difference is they offer a choice. You want an aesthetic upgrade? Buy the aluminum bridge. Want the standard no frills version? Get the standard black ribbon.

There is no claim to performance increases. They acknowledge its for looks, it's very similar to buying a backplate.
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