Nvidia announce world's first wireless graphics card

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Post 1

[Attachment 7796] Get set for Nvidia's KFA2, a wireless GTX 460. Like me, your first thought is probably "why?" But the more I think about it, the more I think I want one. Mainly for media centre use. Picture the scenario: you have a media centre with hefty raid setup in your living room. You're playing the latest games, watching HD content and using it as a data hub for your network. It's not the smallest box in the world, and it sure isn't the quietest. So how about just sticking it in another room?

Finally that sort of solution is viable. Paired with Blutooth and Wi-Fi remotes, controllers, network adapters and headsets, it makes sense that a box could be entirely wireless. What this means is being able to put this box in another room, a cupboard, even the roof if you care to do so - and have everything communicate with it wirelessly, even your plasma television.

KFA2 [Nvidia]

Post 2

lol, look at the number of aerials on the back of the thing!

[Image: http://www.kfa2.com/images/large460whdi_image_1.jpg]

Post 3

Cancer++

Post 4

i dont think cancer would form before the flesh was fried from your bones =)

Post 5

With all the silent options available for cooling and drives being in the TB region I really don't see the point of this.

Post 6

Quote from ;:

Now the whole household can see what you are watching on the computer when you lock your doors. XP

Post 7

Quote from Joshuayu101;393469:
Now the whole household can see what you are watching on the computer when you lock your doors. XP
defiantly not getting one now. ill be divorced

Post 8

Quote from ;:

All I can say is collision domain!!!!

Post 9

Quote from Knight Of Nih;393471:
defiantly not getting one now. ill be divorced

I guess the Brazilian fart fetish scene isn't what it used to be aye?

Post 10

Quote from PapaDom;393486:
I guess the Brazilian fart fetish scene isn't what it used to be aye?

So wrong on so many levels

Post 11

Quote from ;:

And the big consumer demand for this product must obviously be..........:confused:

Post 12

Quote from NisMoSpo;393513:
And the big consumer demand for this product must obviously be..........:confused:

Alot of people who would like to use multiple monitors/tv's but 1 pc

Post 13

Actually this would be very good for screen cloning (Assuming multiple simultaneous connections are supported). If they got real fancy might even be able to connect in monitors like WiFi and setup something akin to multi-monitor setups or eyefinity without all the cables.