The current 900 series models have 1 DVI, 1HDMI and 3 DisplayPort connectors. From what I can see in the product pictures, the three DisplayPorts and the HDMI port are on the first row on the PCB, curiously with the HDMI port somewhere in the middle for some weird reason, and the DVI port on the second. This means, when mounting a water cooler onto the card, they can't occupy a single PCIe slot, because the DVI port can't be conveniently removed, especially not, if the end user needs it for 3D Vision, which last time I checked was only supported via Dual-Link DVI and not DisplayPort (might have changed now). Why aren't you using mini-DisplayPorts and mini-HDMI (like on GTX 480 and 580), possibly with breakout adapters, to fit them all on the first row. I mean, even with air cooling that ought to improve the airflow out of the chassis, right?
ASUS P9X79-E WS, BIOS ????
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