unique sli bridge? does it exist?

[Finn1744]

is there an sli bridge that can be used like this? (for a build )

[coen113]

you could solder one yourself, if you had some skills.

[79wjd]

a plain old ribbon bridge would work -- assuming its long enough

[Finn1744]

No, and since when do the PCI slots have a totally different height? That looks totally weird. Why would you need that?

 

 

 

pcie riser to move them, look it up

[Finn1744]

you could solder one yourself, if you had some skills.

what would i solder it to, i was thinking of this idea but i dont know what would work...

[coen113]

what would i solder it to, i was thinking of this idea but i dont know what would work...

you could get a normal bridge, cut up one end, add wires inbetween.

[Malcolm]

I would go with amd gpus that dont need to use an sli bridge if you want the cards to be on top of each other. Otherwise great idea for a small thin case with 2 gpus.

[Finn1744]

I would go with amd gpus that dont need to use an sli bridge if you want the cards to be on top of each other. Otherwise great idea for a small thin case with 2 gpus.

im making my case

[Malcolm]

im making my case

Yes i noticed that that was happening in your "case" (haha gettit linus pun ). All jokes aside if you wanted to go fully invidia, i would buy 2 or three sli ribbon cables and connect them. It would be easy and simple to do and also cheap

[W-L]

is there an sli bridge that can be used like this? (for a build )

 

As said by others you can custom solder together two sli bridges together to get a longer one but also be careful regarding length since it can cause instabilities or not work at times.

Here's a good example of a custom length one and one that was extra long but didn't work due to it's excessive length:

http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=255863

[Finn1744]

As said by others you can custom solder together two sli bridges together to get a longer one but also be careful regarding length since it can cause instabilities or not work at times.

Here's a good example of a custom length one and one that was extra long but didn't work due to it's excessive length:

http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=255863

i could only see a single bridge O_O

[W-L]

i could only see a single bridge O_O

 

This modded one:

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/3803/bridgebz.jpg

 

This extra long one but it didn't work unfortunately:

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/3230/dscn0120m.jpg

[Finn1744]

If I made a shorter version of that one do u think it would work?

[Finn1744]

This modded one:

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/3803/bridgebz.jpg

This extra long one but it didn't work unfortunately:

http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/3230/dscn0120m.jpg

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[W-L]

If I made a shorter version of that one do u think it would work?

 

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Theoretically it should work the shorter version he had seemed to run just fine, one thing I probably suggest is to try shielding it from EMI from other components buy using foil tape or a metal tape over the cable/ribbon of sorts to see if that prevents issues. 

Making SLI bridges or extensions are a hit and miss kind of thing similar to PCI-E ribbon extensions sometimes they work great other times they may not but give it a go since SLI bridges aren't mighty expensive especially on Amazon or Ebay.