 kingdome74Emotionally UnavailablePremium
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| [Parts Check] XFire Question I've been thinking about the other thread about video card prices and I want two know if these two cards can run in Crossfire?
XFX HD 6870 which is now deactivated.
And this XFX HD 6870?
Their stats are identical so can I Xfire these?
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 KrisnatharokCaveat EmptorPremium
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Don't see why not, Crossfire will even let you xfire two different GPUs together (eg a 7870 and a 7850):
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| I was looking all over for a graph like that. Thanks, Kris. I see this isn't quite like it used to be where you had to use two perfectly matched cards. Now all I need is for the price to come down. On newegg the 6870 are still the same price that I paid a year and half ago like we were discussing in your thread. |
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KrisnatharokCaveat EmptorPremium
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kudos:7 | I believe nowadays you can use two cards with different clock speeds and amounts of memory--however, they revert to the lowest common denominator when crossfired or in SLI.
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