no point mod to sli mod coz u dont have da SLI bridge to make da 2nd vga become a true SLI mode... 

if not mistaken
the new batch of gigabyte pci 6600gt has come with the SLi bridge even you buy one card only..
that y i got my SLi bridge ..

will double confirm with this

u need to tripple conform on dis man... 

even if u have da bridge... how bout da latest nvidia driver???

i have read dat da newer driver wont make ur system recognize da 2nd vga as SLI...  u can only depend to da old driver to make it full SLI mode... 

dunno which forum/review did u read...but according to AnandTech, quoted:
"..The discovery that the Ultra chipset can be easily modded to SLI removes a major obstacle to SLI performance on the cheaper Ultra boards - if the manufacturer made provisions for SLI. Once the SLI mod is complete, the system and nVidia drivers see the chipset as a full SLI chipset. This removes the driver issues and the ability of nVidia to turn off support in "non-complying Ultra SLI chipsets".
or click here!
no more prob with the driver. u can even use the new driver...just connect one part and walla...u have 'SLI-modded" board...
havent try on mine thou...actually, i still waiting for my hsf b4 setup my nf4 system.

u need to tripple conform on dis man... 

// remysix :
your TCCD need high vdimm kah??? "

Evogenix

UPDATE 2/05/2005: nVidia has acted to prevent, or at least make it more difficult, to mod the Ultra board to SLI. First, DFI has advised us, and posted on their website, that they will NOT sell the SLI bridge to buyers of the Ultra board. Second, nVidia has advised us that future shipments of the Ultra chipset have been modified so that the mod to SLI will no longer be possible. An additional side effect of this second action is that the "Dual Video" mode, which performs at about 90% of SLI performance levels, will only work with nVidia SLI drivers 66.75 or earlier. If you do a quick check of web driver postings you will see it is now very difficult to find 66.75 drivers. With a chipset modded to SLI the "Dual Video" mode worked through 70.xx versions of the nVidia driver. nVidia also made it clear they will continue to make driver changes to prevent functioning of any "non-standard" (8X/8X) operation of their SLI driver. This also throws into question whether the VIA "dual graphics" mode on the 894 Pro chipset will ever work with nVidia graphics cards. If you are interested in the current UT Ultra-D we suggest you buy one now if you can find it. Future versions of the UT Ultra-D will not have the same capabilities as a result of these actions.

remysix@

im referin to another anandtect statement...
from here

shouldnt be too hi since it's TCCD...but dunno what's wrong la, maybe my current mobo...havent try it on my new dfi ultra-d...still waiting for 2 more stuffs b4 can assemble it...BTW...what psu would u guys recommend? my coming rig:

DFI LANParty UT Ultra-D
Winnie 3000+ 0504 DPDW <-- not really good batch la...   but dunno yet
Corsair TWINX1024-C2PRO v4.1
1xChaintech 6600GT
2xMaxtor SATA 80Gb - non-RAID setup
1xMaxtor PATA 250Gb
1xASUS DVD-ROM <-- sucks...damn sensitive
1xLiteON - DVD 8x Burner
Thermalright XP-120/Delta Tri-blade 120mm

should i go for dual 12v rail or single is enuff...not planning on SLI-mod...at least not yet

Get OCZ PowerStream 600W just in case.

where can i get it???any LYP store selling it???

where can i get it???any LYP store selling it???

maybe u should try enermax noisetaker 600w with twin sli power connector
with 5years warranty at LYP