Not sure on how to check how high the manual AA settings go since i cannot get the option yo be available for any application in the change 3d settings menu.

 
here is the highest AA i can do

my bad edited post everything should work now
 

Well to keep this thread alive I have made new pics of my Quad SLI setup
 
Here a good night shot I was able to make:

 
Here with the flasher

 
And here the system in it's complete self

Very niiiiice!  Although I do wonder if there are other people still using their GTX 295's or 9800 GX2's over here.
Also I always have wondered how a Quad SLI 9800 GX2 setup would perform compared to that of a Quad SLI GTX 295 setup, the would need to have the same setup specs, otherwise it would be an unfair test hehe

ooo that is very interesting, if you have them test results of Crysis I'd like to see them, or could you remember what the scores were 3x G80-300-A3 versus 4x G92-450-A2 Versus 4x G200-400-B3 :)  I interest this a lot :)

Hmm well I seek performance difference between 2x 9800GX2 & 2x GTX295 and not from one of either, that is info I already know
 
It's just hard to find a good test that clearly shows good results of Quad SLI 9800 GX2's versus Quad SLI GTX 295's And how they differ in min fps max fps and Avr fps. the resolution 1920 x 1200 is most interesting to me, since that is the reso I am using.

Another Interesting test I ran with my two EVGA GeForce GTX 295 Red Editions was BarsWF x64 CUDA Client  To run this, you must disable SLI. My GTX 295 RE's which have four G200-400-B3 GPGPU's, each with 240 G200 CUDA Cores that gives a total of 960 G200 CUDA Cores @ 1242 Mhz and this was my result:

 
So I would also like to ask all other Quad SLI users here to run this program and thereby I would be interested to see what your GPU's are capable of with BarsWF x64 CUDA Client, just remember to disable SLI, when you plan to run this app.
 
You can grab it from here:
http://3.14.by/en/md5

Cool man, keep us updated.

Wait, are those 3 690's? How does that work?

@bcav
I never understood the concept of "Overkill" either^^
 

Ahhh I see bcav xDDD awesums! As CUDA apps you you don't need to remove the SLI cable, just disable SLI and there you go CUDA apps run just fine, I found this out when running BarsWF x64 CUD Client:
http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/1834872

 
If possible, could you also run a BarsWF x64 CUDA tesrun with your Triple GTX 690 setup and post your results in there as well?
That would be of great help as that research goes
 
When running CUDA apps, disabling SLI is all you need to require, the SLI ribbon cable won't be used, as all GPU's work in a cluster amongst each other and you can even use over 16 GPU's if your system offers you the space for that :) For 16 GPGPU's you can also take the advantage of PCI-E Extenders with 8 GTX 690's for example rofl! xDDDDD it's all possible of money pplays no role and if you have the space to do such a thing, which makes CUDA so much fun, because the possibilities are endless
 
I ran this with my two EVGA GTX 295 Red Editions with the SLI hard PCB cable still attached two the two GTX 295 RE's, all I did was disable SLI and presto!
Here the setup I had back then:

 
That are two of 500 GTX 295 Red Editions made world wide and yaps I still have them, as they are the most beautiful GeForce cards I ever owned and they also gave my Quad SLI back since I parted with my 3dfx Voodoo5 6000 AGP 128MB Rev.A 3700 Pre-Production Prototype back in Q1 of 2009.
 
As GPGPU wise goes I thought Titans would destroy GTX 690's due to Dual Precision GPGPU Precision point support?
with BarsWF x64 CUDA Client two GTX Titan SC's do 4.5K MHashes per GK110-400-A1 and two GTX 690's do 2165 per GK104-400-A2, I guess it depends per CUDA code type as overall performances lead, very interesting though
 
I hope NVIDIA does come with a GTX 790, 2x GK110-350-A1 2x 2496 Kepler CUDA Cores would be very possible I reckon.
Imagine a Quad SLI setup with two of these heh, that would be insane right Yeah I am GX2 dreaming atm xD

Hah just read through this thread, if there are any Quad SLI users here at EVGA with two of the following:
 
GeForce 7900 GX2's
GeForce 7950 GX2's
GeForce 9800 GX2's
GeForce GTX 295 Dual PCB's
GeForce GTX 295 Single PCB's
GeForce GTX 590's
GeForce GTX 690's
GeForce GTX TITAN Z's
GeForce GTX 295 MARS I's
GeForce GTX 590 MARS II's
GeForce GTX 690 MARS III's  
GeForce GTX 760 X2 MARS
 
Just wondering if there are still Quad SLI users out there, there by with two Dual GPU Cards not four Single GPU cards

Ntrain96

Gold Leader
Hah just read through this thread, if there are any Quad SLI users here at EVGA with two of the following:
 
GeForce 7900 GX2's
GeForce 7950 GX2's
GeForce 9800 GX2's
GeForce GTX 295 Dual PCB's
GeForce GTX 295 Single PCB's
GeForce GTX 590's
GeForce GTX 690's
GeForce GTX TITAN Z's
GeForce GTX 295 MARS I's
GeForce GTX 590 MARS II's
GeForce GTX 690 MARS III's  
GeForce GTX 760 X2 MARS
 
Just wondering if there are still Quad SLI users out there, there by with two Dual GPU Cards not four Single GPU cards

Honestly, who cards if there are 2 dual gpu cards or 4 single gpu cards, the end result is the same and coolness factor looks great either way. Considering how OLD this thread is, and how there is a lack of quality builds in this thread by todays standards Id let a few things slide.

I didn't ask if you cared... that is irrelevant to this topic, I prefer a more on topic and sensible answer thanks, there are people that have Quad SLI setups and 4-Way SLI isn't Quad SLI, it's 4-Way SLI, meaning a setup of four Single Chip cards in SLI mode.
Quad SLI is a setup of two Dual Chip cards in SLI mode, two different things, I had hoped my first post had a clear instruction for what I am seeking, old topic or not, at least I don't make a new topic of this as a double post..
 
This is an elusive thread for the ones that have Quad SLI with two Dual Chip VGA cards, or one if using a 3dfx Voodoo5 6000 :P
Even the driver states SLI with two Dual Chip cards as Quad SLI, which you can see here fro m the two EVGA GeForce GTX 295 red Editions I had in Quad SLI at the time: