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i was checking out an artical on tom's hardware about the <br />
new nForce4 chip at <a href="http://www20.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20041020/nforce4-03.html" rel="ugc">http://www20.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20041020/nforce4-03.html</a><br />
and was noticing that the nForce4 sli supports sli and nForce4 ultra doesn't<br />
but don't have a clue what sli is? &nbsp;does that mean<br />
you could have more than one processor on the motherboard?<br />
someone please clue me in thanks.
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i was checking out an artical on tom's hardware about the 
new nForce4 chip at http://www20.tomshardware.com/motherboard/20041020/nforce4-03.html
and was noticing that the nForce4 sli supports sli and nForce4 ultra doesn't
but don't have a clue what sli is?  does that mean
you could have more than one processor on the motherboard?
someone please clue me in thanks.

what is sli

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