Sorry about the extra post - it won;t let me edit the old one. This extract of the Quentin Docter’s book shows the level of depth he jumps into, almost straight away. Do I need this kind of depth for the CompTIA A+ exam?
Does anyone know of a slightly easier to understand book, please?
Many many thanks,
`Matthew
“Additionally, technologies similar to NVIDIA’s scalable link interface (SLI) allow such users to combine prefably identical graphic adapters in appropriately spaced PCIe x16 slots with a hardware bride to form a single virtual graphics adapter. The job of the bridge is to provide non-chipset communication among the adapters. The bridge is not a requirement for SLI to work, but performance suffers without it. SLI-ready motherboards allow two, three or fourPCIe graphics adapter to pool their graphics processing units (GPUs), and memory to feed graphics output to a single monitor attached to the adapter acting as the primary SLI device.”
Does anyone know of a slightly easier to understand book, please?
Many many thanks,
`Matthew
“Additionally, technologies similar to NVIDIA’s scalable link interface (SLI) allow such users to combine prefably identical graphic adapters in appropriately spaced PCIe x16 slots with a hardware bride to form a single virtual graphics adapter. The job of the bridge is to provide non-chipset communication among the adapters. The bridge is not a requirement for SLI to work, but performance suffers without it. SLI-ready motherboards allow two, three or fourPCIe graphics adapter to pool their graphics processing units (GPUs), and memory to feed graphics output to a single monitor attached to the adapter acting as the primary SLI device.”