Multiple 8800GT's in one machine

Hi,
I'm building a machine which will act as a server for image processing. It will use openGL offscreen rendering to answer clients requests.
I was wondering if it is possible to put multiple 8800GT's in one machine to get performance boost?
I know Macs don't support SLI, but I was thinking that if my image processing modules run in 2 instances I could potentially server two clients with no performance loss.
Can anyone help out here?
Thanx
Yaron

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