 So I promised I'd do a 3DMark Vantage run at some point on the Quad SLI machine. So here I've got the four GTX 480s running with a 4 GHz Core i7-980X 6-core processor. I'm running an Intel SSD, although that doesn't really make a difference in terms of gaming performance other than loading time. So I've got an X25M 80 gig. Anyway, so I've got my video card slightly overclocked. I'm running off my Silverstone Strider 1500W power supply without a hitch. It actually even runs fairly quiet and I certainly can't hear it over the GTX 480s which just go nuts at full load. So you know what? To be perfectly honest, I haven't really benched seriously since 3DMark 06 was the de facto standard. So I don't know if this is a good score or not. But there you have it, a 3DMark score of almost 40,000 points, over 40,000 on the GPU, and 35,643 on the CPU. There's all the sub-scores. So there you have it. The 480 four-way SLI rig not only runs great on the 1500W power supply, so many doubters out there. Tsk tsk tsk. But it actually posts what I'm assuming ought to be some pretty darn good scores.