uncharted_3
Look Awesome! I love it. 
Is the LED illuminate for other graphics card brands?

demo23019
Almost every EVGA card already has EVGA lights from ever which way you look at it so we really need bridge branding also?
And just like other bridge these don't match the ACX theme at all.
Also the light clashes with reference green lights.
 
Just make a clean looking bridge.

demo23019
I have ACX i was just saying clean look wouldn't clash like this would.
 

Scarlet-Tech

Then why mention the color of the light clashing with the reference green, lol. That makes no sense, as the ACX has blue.

Nitemare3219
 
For those wondering about "performance gains," there are none. I posted a year ago about my situation regarding using the original PRO SLI bridges at 1440p and 120 Hz. I had flickering/crashing in SLI in some games, and it was due to the SLI bridge. EVGA listened to me, tested, and found the flaw revising the bridge to accommodate more bandwidth (pixel clock). The same is probably true here... just another increase. So if you're not having problems gaming with your current bridge, which you shouldn't be if it's not an old version, you won't see any difference - but you may fare better in the future whenever refresh rates or resolutions increase.

Scarlet-Tech

NE0XY
When can we expect these in Europe? =D 
I have to 980 SC's waiting to get hooked up =D
 
Also, which model should I pick if I have the Asus Rampage IV Black Edition, the cards are in PCIe slot 1&3, rough measurement gets it to 70mm, I might be wrong though

2 way long, 60mm finger to finger. (top red to middle black)

Slot 4 would be 80mm. (top red to 3rd red)

Scarlet-Tech

NE0XY
I see, thank you =) 
There is no red on my board, 
And there is a PCIe 2.0 slot between the PCIe 3 slots, maybe this makes it so it's extra long or something?

No, I was wrong. There is a PCI 1x slot in between, so you should get the 3 way bridge for your set up. I thought you said rive and missed that it was the black edition, so my apologies for that.

The 2 way long is only 60mm, so it would only extend to the PCI 1x slot after slot 2.

The 3 way is 80 mm, so it will hit slot 1 and 3 on this board, (traditionally slot 4 on most boards, so that was why I was confused) and the Middle set of fingers will sit between the cards.

I am really glad you posted the picture.

This is what I am used to seeing:



I use a 3 way bridge for a 2 card setup between slot 1 and 3 for your board. (1 and 4 on mine)

Scarlet-Tech
You should have a 3 way that came with the board. Check the box and that should hold you over for now.

Scarlet-Tech

NE0XY

Scarlet-Tech
You should have a 3 way that came with the board. Check the box and that should hold you over for now.

I don't have the cards yet, and I couldn't put them in know even if I wanted too =P I have alot of acrylic tubing in the way =P 
I wonder if a 69mm sli fitting will fit between the cards?

No 80mm is not 69 mm no matter where you math is done, lol.

Do you have your motherboard? If so, your motherboard has SLI bridges with it, the cards do not come with an SLI bridge. You don't have to have the cards if you have the motherboard. Use the bridge and set it on the PCI lane and you can see where it will line up.

 
For those wondering about "performance gains," there are none. I posted a year ago about my situation regarding using the original PRO SLI bridges at 1440p and 120 Hz. I had flickering/crashing in SLI in some games, and it was due to the SLI bridge. EVGA listened to me, tested, and found the flaw revising the bridge to accommodate more bandwidth (pixel clock). The same is probably true here... just another increase. So if you're not having problems gaming with your current bridge, which you shouldn't be if it's not an old version, you won't see any difference - but you may fare better in the future whenever refresh rates or resolutions increase.