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 09-14-2006, 01:53 AM
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 NVIDIA bling-bling in the mail, != ClubSLI?
NVIDIA bling-bling in the mail, != ClubSLI?
I just got a FedEx envelope from NVIDIA. Inside was a packet with a SLI case badge and SLI sticker, but no cover letter or explanation. I'd think it was Club SLI, except this arrived at my workplace, which is NOT my address-of-record for ClubSLI. Anyone eles get this mailing?
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09-14-2006, 03:04 PM
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club sli
Club SLI is what happens when you take a baseball bat to a dual-card NVIDIA machine. Wait.
Club SLI is what they call membership when you sign up at NVIDIA fanboi / demographics-collecting site http://www.slizone.com/content/slizone/clubsli.html. Once in a blue moon, perhaps every other year, they send out free stuff like stickers and case badges.
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