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Looking at the bottom side of the board, you can see how the GPU cards are dropped into what essentially are MXM graphics module slots mounted horizontally on the board. There are two of these on the bottom and another on the top side of the board. Though we didn't pull the assembly apart (we didn't want to risk damaging the beast), we suspect there must be a PCI Express switch sandwiched in there somewhere to divide the lanes amongst a single PEG X16 slot. In addition, if you look closely, you'll see there are ATI CrossFire ribbon cables spliced into the assembly as well. Finally, Asus shipped the kit with a Thermaltake BigWater 760is cooling system in order to keep temps in line with all that GPU sandwich action going on.
Of course we just had to benchmark this puppy and here are the results...
As many of you probably would ask, the answer is yes, it does play Crysis relatively well. However, in all honesty we expected better, more linear scaling overall. As a reference point, in our Company of Heroes testing, a single Radeon HD 3850 would score somewhere in the neighborhood of 37 FPS at 1280x1024 with 4X AA, whereas Trinity scores nearly 55 FPS. That's a 48% increase in speed but three times the GPU horsepower thrown at the task. In reality, this quick and dirty triple-GPU showcase from Asus probably suffers more from lack of driver optimization than anything else; that and probably a shortage of PCI Express bandwidth and latency over the on-board switch.
Regardless, it's interesting to see this implementation come together and we wonder about the practicality of it moving forward. Think about a single slot card today that could possibly be upgraded in the future just by sliding a module in, thus leaving your other slots open for future functionality. In all candor of course, a product like most likely won't see the light of day for Asus but it's certainly interesting to see it in action.
It certainly looks frightening. I'd like to see something like that done with three 8800M's. Either way, I wouldn't mind seeing a monster like that in my computer. |
Neat prototype... will be interesting to see how well it does in the market if it makes it there. |
Heh... yeah. That's what it needs three 8800M GTX GPUs or similar from AMD but I think we'd need a bigger water cooler. |
Thats pretty sweet good rigging work from ASUS lets see a working model would be great for a media pc especially |
Novel idea BUT not-so-nice-looking implementation really; just way to giant/bulky/gaudy IMO |
i remember hearing about this a while ago nice to see it finally implemented. one thing i can say is 3 4870's on one card will be the end all beast for a single card.! cmon 6 gpu crossfire x!! heck, with 6 gpu's crytech will have to patch crysis to take advantage of more than 3 gpu's!!! |
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Nice proof of concept. Lets see where they go from here with it. The tech industry landscape is littered with "nice" ideas. :) The road to Tech hell is paved with nice ideas. :) |


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Ana Marie Cushing has a photo of her son, Tony, that never fails to amuse her. He's perhaps just four years old, behind the bar at the Cat's Eye Pub in Fells Point—the bar and live music venue that the Cushing family has owned for 34 years—waving a soda dispenser at the camera. "I was probably saying, 'Tony, you shouldn't be doing that,'" she recalls. "And he has this determined look on his face like, 'Oh, yes, I will.'"
Nearly two decades later, Tony Cushing is right back where he began and as determined as ever. When his father, Tony, passed away unexpectedly in February 2008 at age 62, "Little Tony" stepped in to run the day-to-day operations. At just 25 years of age, Cushing is the youngest bar owner in Fells Point by at least 10 years. But age is the least of his worries. As the new top dog at Cat's Eye, he is taking over the management of a Baltimore institution, a bar with a history that's older than he is, and a place that has meant the world to generations of Baltimore rock, blues, jazz, and rockabilly musicians. For more than 30 years, Cat's Eye has offered live music every day of the year and several times a day on weekends.
"My dad had the vision to have a place for people to experience different kinds of music," Cushing says. "If this were a bar with no music, I would never do this. The music makes it more than just a bar. It's an experience."
The Cat's Eye story began before Cushing was born, when the elder Tony was a schoolteacher in Washington, D.C. Through school, he met student Kenny Orye, 15 years his junior, who came to him with the idea of opening a bar in Fells Point. Cat's Eye opened in 1975—Orye wasn't even 21 and his mother had to cosign the lease. After five years, Tony and his wife, Ana Marie, moved to Florida and left operations to Orye.
"Kenny is probably the reason we have live music," recalls Ana Marie. "He was a natural musician—he could play anything you put in his hands."
By all accounts, Orye was a bit of a character. He ran Cat's Eye as a rough-and-tumble biker bar. When he died of a heart attack at age 33, the Cushings returned to Baltimore for good, and the elder Tony started running operations while Ana Marie did the bookkeeping and band booking (a practice which, as co-owner, she continues today).
The elder Tony is remembered by everyone as a charmer. He was the kind of man who would give a regular a free beer, and would help someone out when they were down. He had an eye for hiring the best bartenders (many of whom work there to this day) and an ear for good music.
Cat's Eye is not a glamorous place, which is part of its appeal. "People in Baltimore love us because we're a throwback to the old Greenwich Village days or Georgetown in the '70s," says Ana Marie. "We're unconventional, eclectic. We're not a bar-in-a-box."
Its little stage has hosted Mayor O'Malley's band and a cadre of up-and-coming local and regional acts. There were rumors that even Bruce Willis played a few sets when he was in town. The bar doesn't need to look for talent—talent comes to it. Ana Marie says that she receives at least five press kits a day from aspiring bands.
"If you want to play creative music, you don't really have a huge pick of venues to work in," says Phil Cunneff, 56, a jazz drummer and the leader of the Phil Cunneff New Quartet. "If you go into a bar in Ocean City or just about anywhere and say, 'I have a band with unconventional instrumentation and we want to play original music,' not a lot of people are going to be interested in that. [The elder] Tony wasn't interested in whether your music was commercial or not. He was interested in whether or not it was good."
When Cunneff started playing acoustic jazz at the bar in 1988, Cat's Eye still retained a bit of its biker reputation and he knew bringing in his brand of music would be tough. "It was a challenge, but I also thought it was a place to test the power of the music," he says. He now has arguably one of the longest running gigs in Fells Point, having played at Cat's Eye every Monday night since 1992.
More than five years ago, when the elder Tony was thinking of easing back his schedule, Little Tony returned from the University of South Florida just shy of graduation (and barely 21) to learn the ropes. According to Cunneff, the old guard met Cushing with skepticism. "He still had a lot of the college kid in him," says Cunneff. "But I saw a profound change in him when Tony died. I think it hit Little Tony that, 'I have to grow up right now,' and that's kinda what he did."
According to Ana Marie, Cushing "wanted this his whole life. When he graduated from Cathedral grade school, in the yearbook under 'What Will Tony Be?' it said 'a bar owner.'"
Cushing is reverent when he speaks about his father. "I'm keeping his dream alive," he says. "When he passed away, instead of letting it be so hard on me, I decided that the longer I keep this bar here, the longer he lives on forever. He meant the world to me. Instead of putting a picture of Michael Jordan on my wall, I get to meet my hero here everyday."
Julie Frantz, 42, has been a happy-hour customer at Cat's Eye for more than 20 years. "There's a group of regulars who go in after work, catch up on our day, have a beer, maybe two, and when you leave, the weight of your day is off you," she says. "It's a mix of people, all ages, guys and girls, musicians, working class people. We're like a family."
Getting into the bar, at least for bands, can be tough. But once you get in at Cat's Eye, you are family. Many bands, like Steve Kraemer and the Bluesicians, have played regular gigs there for more than 25 years. For Nate Myers and the Aces, a roots and blues band, playing in the heart of Baltimore's funky arts scene is integral to building a following on the East Coast. Myers, 34, says they were lucky to get on stage two years ago when another band cancelled and a friend who knew Ana Marie slipped her their name.
"The place has a great reputation for live music, especially for the roots stuff we do," Myers says. "It's a funky little bar with a lot of character and a longstanding reputation for music. There's nothing else like it."
"We went down there with a press kit and begged and pleaded forever to get, like, a fill-in spot for a Sunday night, because that pub is a place a lot of bands are trying to get into," says Adam Scott-Wakefield, 27, a member of Old Man Brown, a roots and funk band Cushing liked. Despite being a "hole in the wall," Scott-Wakefield says Cat's Eye is one of the last vestiges of original live music. "This is the only bar that has legit music in terms of bands that can actually play and musicians who have actually gone to music school."
Bringing in younger bands like Old Man Brown are indicators that Cushing is putting his stamp on Cat's Eye, but he is committed to leaving the bar, especially its eclectic collection of flags and memorabilia, exactly as it has always been. Someone who drank in Cat's Eye 25 years ago would find it largely the same today. In many ways, Cat's Eye is a bit like an aging rock star itself: a little older, a little more sedate, a tad tawdry. The whole bar could use a good dusting, but that's part of its charm. The crowd has a bit of a grizzled vibe, as well.
"At most of the places in Fells Point, the point is to get drunk and try and get laid by a pretty girl," says Scott-Wakefield. "If I'm trying to get laid, Cat's Eye is the last bar I'm going to go to. I go there to listen to really good music."
Yet there is evidence of change afoot. Myers has seen the crowds getting younger and heavier on the nights he plays. Frantz sees it in the happy-hour crowd, too.
"Tony's drawing a younger crowd in the evening and it may be a little more raucous then I'm used to, but 20 years ago, that was us," Frantz says. "He's bringing in the next generation. People kind of said he was so lucky, he had everything handed to him on a silver platter, but what he's done with it is the true test."
And he has done a lot. Full of energy and talking a mile-a-minute, Cushing explains how he resurfaced the bar, painted the building's exterior, tripled the size of the keg system, and opened the back patio. His long-term ambition is to open the second floor. "I need to earn my stripes," he says. "Right now, if I don't work harder than everyone here, I don't deserve for people to listen to me. Leading by example is key."
Bart Haffner, a bartender for about 13 years, says Cushing has his father's energy. "He puts his heart and soul into [Cat's Eye]. I didn't think anyone that age had that kind of gumption, but he's a ball of fire. Half the time, I want to nail the back of his shirt to the bar."
Cat's Eye never aspired to be a cookie-cutter bar and anyone who expected Cushing to homogenize the place to fit the stereotype of his generation will be disappointed. At Cat's Eye you will never find cheesy Ladies' Nights, identical touchscreen bar games, apathetic service, or, least likely of all, a mediocre band on stage.
"The reason I love that bar so much is it's the last place where real working-class musicians are making music because they enjoy it and because it fulfills them spiritually," says Scott-Wakefield. "Nobody looks cool in that bar, that's not what that bar is about. It's about holding onto the music that actually comes from the seeds of the American culture."


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Josephine Tolbert, a 75-year-old great-grandmother and cancer survivor who makes her living offering child-care for low-income families, was surprised to find that she was being locked out of the home she's owned since 1973.
On December 1, activists with Foreclosure Fighters, a grassroots organization, and Occupy Oakland protested outside her vacant house as San Francisco police blocked the entrance. They later rallied outside the San Francisco storefront offices of TrueCompass, LLC, the real estate investment company that locked Tolbert out.
"I had three kids with me," she said to a scrum of reporters outside her house on December 1. "I have five daycare kids, but two were in school. I had a baby who was six months old, I had one that was 3 years old and another one that was 4 years old. And when I got back from taking one of my daycare children to school, I saw all these people at my gate. And I asked my granddaughter, 'What is going on?' They said they were the new owners and they were changing the locks on my door. And I said, 'Well, you've got to let me in to get my diapers, baby formula and I'm a diabetic and I need my medication.' And they said, 'You can't go in there.'"
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Grace Martinez, an activist with Advocates for Community Empowerment (ACE), told AlterNet that Tolbert was a victim of a so-called dual-track process, in which a bank offers to modify a loan at the same time as it forecloses on a property. Martinez said that Bank of America's loan modification unit was still calling Tolbert after her home had been sold out from underneath her. Community groups are fighting to prevent banks from pursuing a dual-track process because it gives homeowners a false sense of security.
Tolbert is the human face of a devastating foreclosure crisis that reverberates through many American communities. "I am the third person on this block to be displaced," she said. "I not only lost my home yesterday, I lost my small business. The parents of the kids I care for are scrambling to find replacement caregivers, and I'm struggling to find a place to live three weeks before Christmas."
She called TrueCompass "wicked."
The California Secretary of State's office lists Ash Gujral as the company's only officer. According to activists, Gujral is part of the "1 percent" – he owns a $2.75 million home in San Anselmo, multiple restaurants, has an estimated net worth of over $10 million and is part of a number of multi-million-dollar private equity and investment groups, they said. A neighbor told AlterNet that the San Francisco storefront is a letter-drop that establishes local residence, but the principles are only present "every couple of months." (A call to TrueCompass's office was not returned by press time.)
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This is a pretty steep trail, there was still lots of snow on top giving a nice glissade when I traversed over to the cone and back. Because it's such a narrow range the summit views are fabulous. | ||
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I left Logan at 5 am in my Father-in-Laws Chrysler and was able to SLOWLY and tediously make it up the very rutty dirt road to the trailhead by 6 am. I made my way up to Coldwater Lake (more a pond really) and then up the ridge and up the ridge. Stewart Pass is just a pile of rocks with no sign. I was sad to see that someone hadn't really put up some good signs indicating place and distance. I headed north up to what I guess was the Cone, there was a rubber tube with summit register but no indication where I was exactly. :) 3 hours to the top and 2 hours down. Flickr set : http://www.flickr.com/photos/niffgurd/sets/72157600586386740/ | ||
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Deep Canyon - mid-1990's - I had an allergic reaction with stinging nettle in this canyon. It's the only thing that seems to bother me. This route is quite long but still fun. Deep Canyon - July 31, 2005 - Hiked with my friend who lives in Logan. She wanted to go to the Wellsville Mountains because she sees them everyday but had never been there. Rattlesnake Trail - October 11, 2006 - Climbed on a very cloudy day. Once we got above 8,000 feet we were in the clouds. It cleared up enough for us to get a nice summit view. Coldwater Canyon - November 25, 2007 - There was snow on the summit of Box Elder Peak and Wellsville Cone. This trail is in the best condition of all of the ones I have done in the Wellsville Mountains. Great views, steep route, and nice hike along the ridge. | ||
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on Feb 9, 2009 at 10:53 am
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Place your hand in the first plastic bag.
Using your protected hand, pick up the bird.
Pull the bag off your hand and over the bird.
Knot the bag to prevent the dead bird from falling out.
Place the first bag into the second bag. Knot the second bag.
Place the bag with the dead bird into your outside garbage can for removal.
Wash hands thoroughly with soap and hot water, even if you know you didn't come in contact with the dead bird.
Or call Animal Control and they might have suggestions.
on Feb 9, 2009 at 11:46 am
I have a feeling that somebody in Plutonia will have a few thoughts about baking a pie!
on Feb 9, 2009 at 12:52 pm
Thank you Stacey. I'm scared. One of it's wings in now poking out of the little hole in the bottom of the flowerpot. Which means the thing is moving in its dead state. Rigor mortis, I suppose. Great.
on Feb 9, 2009 at 3:20 pm
Perhaps it's a Norwegian Blue and is merely stunned or asleep.
on Feb 9, 2009 at 3:30 pm
Thanks, Uncle Homer. That's a comforting thought.
on Feb 9, 2009 at 11:03 pm
Leave it sit where you found it and nature will take care of it. It has for 14 billion years. By the way, your dog is part of the solution.
on Feb 10, 2009 at 1:33 pm
My dog is a vegetarian.
on Feb 11, 2009 at 12:43 am
Keep your dog inside one night, remove the pot - a neighborhood cat/skunk/raccoon will remove the bird for you...:):)
As unclehomerr said - It could be a Norwegian Blue. They're migrating through this part of the country this time of year. If I'm not mistaken, they're on the endangered list...
on Feb 11, 2009 at 12:03 pm
Well, I'll try that cuz it's the wimpy way. I'd rather not handle it, even through plastic bags. I hope the cat, skunk or raccoon doesn't get sick.
BTW, I always keep my dog inside at night because I would not want her random barking to disturb my neighbors. If only everyone were as considerate as I am; you'd all be smiling and well rested.
on Feb 11, 2009 at 12:30 pm
Report a Dead Bird or Squirrel:
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on Feb 11, 2009 at 2:07 pm
I reported it, thanks for the link.
on Feb 12, 2009 at 8:32 pm
By chance was the bird an African Swallow and was there any evidence of the bird carrying a coconut?
on Feb 13, 2009 at 1:26 pm
There was a coconut by the body, but I didn't think anything of it.
As for the kind of bird 'Rock Dove' was what I was told by the person who called me after I reported it.
on Feb 14, 2009 at 7:13 pm
Come on Joanna - don't leave us hanging...
What was the final disposition...
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Troubles continue for "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," as the show announced Thursday it's pushing back its opening yet again.
The premiere is now scheduled for March 15.
Producers say the latest delay is to allow more time to fine-tune the show, including the ending.
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Resolutions can be so … well, last week. Let's just resolve to make the most of every minute of 2013.
Go Giants!
Spring training isn't far away and fans have April 5 circled on their calendar when the San Francisco Giants meet the Cardinals for opening day of the 2013 season. In the meantime take a behind the scenes tour of AT&T Park, or head to the ballpark on Feb. 9 for the annual KNBR/Giants Winter Fanfest. And wait, wait there's more. The World Championship Trophy will be visiting 80 West Coast communities between now and opening day, April 5. The 2012 trophy will also make stops in New York City, returning to the team's roots, and Scottsdale, Arizona, the club's spring training home.
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San Francisco reputedly has more restaurants per capita than any major U.S. city (Durango, CO with a population of 17,069 claims to have more restaurants per capita than any city). Still nobody holds a fork to San Francisco's culinary scene. For starters Durango probably doesn't have 20 Michelin starred restaurants. So it's with great delight that diners greet the return of Dine About Town when more than 100 of the city's top restaurants offer two-course lunches and three-course dinners at a significant savings. The popular dining promotion returns Jan. 15-31.
Happy Birthday, Jack!
If you walk down Third Street towards AT&T Park, there's a small plaque at 615 Third St. denoting the birthplace of the famous author Jack London. London was born on Jan. 12, 1876. His actual home was destroyed by fire in the 1906 earthquake. One of America's first "working class" writers, London wrote more than two books a year at the height of his career, many of them based on his experiences in Alaska panning for gold. London's legacy lives on in Oakland's Jack London Square (catch a ferry at the Ferry Building) and a state park north of San Francisco in Glen Ellen (Sonoma County). Not far from Benziger Family Winery, Jack London State Historic Park is home to London's Beauty Ranch.
Penguin Awareness Date
Can't wait for the Black and White Ball? Maybe Penguin Awareness Day on Jan. 20 suits your color palette. Thanks to our friends at Hallmark (who probably even printed a Happy Penguin Awareness Day card), we learn that penguin means "fat winged" one in Portuguese and they mate for life. Learn more about these dapper birds so well suited for the life aquatic at the California Academy of Sciences and the San Francisco Zoo. You can watch the Academy's African penguins on a webcam or see the birds dip and dive at feeding times which are daily at 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. The San Francisco Zoo offers an early bird tour (now there's a double entredre) on weekends only and feeding times for the colony of Magellanic penguins on Penguin Island near the Lion House are 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
America, What is Your Dream?
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famous "I Have a Dream" address, Dr. King will be honored at the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) and a full day of events on Monday, Jan. 21, in Yerba Buena Gardens and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. The annual MLK march and parade will include commemorative programs, music and wellness festivals in the Gardens, children's programs and film screenings. Admission to MoAD will be free and festivities will extend from the sidewalk in front of MoAD to the interior of the Museum where Historically Black Colleges and Universities will have an information fair; in addition special films and art projects will be offered.
All That Jazz
Opening on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, Jan. 21, 2013, the $60 million, SFJAZZ Center, 201 Franklin St., will be launched with an open house of free events including tours highlighting the center's special features (sign up now) and architecture. On Jan. 23 The First Concert (sold out), a one-time-only musical bonanza, will feature McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Esperanza Spalding, Joe Lovano, Joshua Redman, SFJAZZ Beacon Award winners Bobby Hutcherson, Mary Stallings, Rebecca Mauleon, SFJAZZ Collective, SFJAZZ Resident Artistic Directors, Master of Ceremonies Bill Cosby and many others. The celebration will continue with many of the same artists Jan. 23-26. The complete schedule for season one is posted on the website.
Pop-Ups, Pinnipeds and Pooches
Alliteration can be too much of a good thing, don't you agree? But such fun. While the Exploratorium prepares to open at Pier 15 on April 17, they're staffing pop-up stations all over town from Ghirardelli Square to the Ferry Plaza; explainers will tweet locations all through January at http://twitter.com/theexplainers. Pinnipeds, which most of us just call seals, will get their fish wishes fulfilled when Pier 39 marks the 23rd anniversary of their first haul-in Jan. 18-21. Free walking tours start from the sea lion statue, complimentary refreshments (following tour) and special discounts will be available for tour takers. Pooch is an affectionate word for canines of which there will be plenty at the Golden Gate Kennel Club All-Breed Dog Show Jan. 26-27 at the Cow Palace. From Afghan Hounds to Yorkshire Terriers, more than 130 breeds are eligible for the show.
Oh, Those Magnificent Magnolias
From now through March Golden Gate Park's San Francisco Botanical Garden will be home to one of the city's most breathtaking flora spectacles as more than 100 rare and historic magnolias erupt in a fragrant riot of pink and white. Tours, moonlight walks, special programs and family activities celebrate the garden's magnificent collection, considered the most significant for conservation purposes outside of China. There's even a winter magnolia mixology class offered on Jan. 31 by Master Mixologist H. Joseph Ehrmann.
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Just a reminder drivers. Sunday meter enforcement started Sunday, Jan. 6. All parking meters will operate on a seven-day-a-week basis. Sunday meters will operate from noon to 6 p.m. throughout the city, except at Fisherman's Wharf. Meters at the Fisherman's Wharf will continue to operate Monday to Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. All meters will have at least four-hour time limits on Sunday. Hint: it may be easier and more cost-effective to park in public garages.


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The Operation Safe Student initiative is consistent with the FMCSA mission to reduce crashes, injuries and fatalities involving large trucks and buses. Each strike force is designed to remove unsafe vehicles and drivers from the road, capture vital data that identify high-risk carriers and provide multiple opportunities for states to facilitate inspections, as required by their Commercial Vehicle Safety Plans (CVSP).
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