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Lucid's Hydra load-balancing technology is finally heading into its first consumer product. In late October, MSI will release a motherboard featuring a Hydra 200 system-on-a-chip, three PCI Express graphics slots, and some very exciting multi-GPU capabilities.

Thanks to the Hydra 200, Lucid claims you'll be able to run virtually any combination of graphics processors with near-linear performance scaling. Game compatibility is supposed to be better than native CrossFire and SLI schemes, as well.

http://techreport.com/discussions.x/17636

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