Multi-GPU World Tour Part Five

It's five of nine time! No, we're not talking about Star Trek, but actually about the Multi-GPU World Tour. The next stop on the tour is over at Neoseeker, and covers the big games that everyone plays with Multi-GPUs.

Just as a recap, the Multi-GPU World Tour is a multi-part, multi-site article split between nine of the world's best computing websites. It independently reviews six different M-GPU setups in ways ATI and NVidia may never have thought of - and don't control.

To hit parts 1-4 of the article, take a look here:

• Introduction - by Josh Walrath of Penstarsys.com.
  
• GPU Selection - provided by our own Tim Smalley here at bit-tech.
  
• Motherboard Selection - by Björn Endre at Bjorn3D.
  
• Common Benchmarks - by some of the guys at HARDiNFO.

Now, back to the task at hand. The boys at Neoseeker have done some testing with some of the most popular games being played right now. Many of these are right off the top games online, so they are admittedly not the highest of horsepower requirements. With that being said, they're also the most popular games being played right now, so they're extremely relevant.

The list:

• Oblivion
  
• Sin Episodes
  
• Counter Strike Source
  
• Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
  
• Call of Duty
  
• Battlefield 2
  
• Guild Wars: Factions
  
• World of Warcraft
  
• Warcraft III

I won't spoil the read by giving away all their results (and don't have the page space anyways), so stroll on over and check it out.

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