More Goodies at MSI (III) : Computex Taipei 2007 - Part 10

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More Goodies at MSI (III)

MSI also demonstrated the world's first MXM SLi using the latest NVIDIA GeForce 8600M graphics. This card is known as the 8600M Geminium.

Another unique graphics card spotted at the MSI booth was the innocent looking MSI NX8600GT Twin Turbo. This card comes with two BIOS and a one-click button for instant overclocking. The button, seen in the picture above, activates the second overclocking BIOS for instant performance gratification.

The MSI Luxium is an external graphics solution for notebook users. It uses the PCI Express interface found in modern notebooks to connect the external graphics to the notebook's subsytem.