K8n diamond plus sli link card

bought a open box k8n diamond plus from newegg and it didn't come with a sli link card
to go between the 2 video cards.
where can I buy one?
thanks

newegg was of no help.
I got ahold of msi and they're sending me one.
thanks.
it was a open box board that turned out to be just a board LOL.
i'm still looking for the full install of the creative software.
the drivers load but none of the base creative software is in the
msi downloads.
so digicell can't fine the creative programs.
i upgraded the bios to 1.20 and am waiting for the sli bridge
so i can put the other 7900gt ko 512meg card in.
runs good with just one, it should run even better when both are in.
thanks again.

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    Quote from: iampiglet on 02-February-07, 23:18:28
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  • WANTED! - List of IRQs and Hardware for K8N Diamond Plus?

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