In Alpha Cooling's deserted CeBIT booth, The Inquirer has spotted a water block that looks very much like it's custom-fit for an unannounced G80-class dual-PCB graphics card. The block includes two layers 'four to five millimeters thick, and The Inquirer says there's room under each layer for a G80 chip, memory, I/O chip, and power regulation circuitry. The block will supposedly fit onto a so-called GeForce 8950 GX2, which The Inquirer suggests may be based on a mobile derivative of the original G80 graphics processor. The 7950GX2 is by far the most comfortable multi-GPU arrangemnet on the market, with invisible SLI thanks to a certain bridge chip. Looks like the 8950GX2 follows a similar vein, just what owners of 24- or 30-inch monitors want.