Crossfire compatible?
1951996
yes,the 7770 is compatible and you can check this websita for more information http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/HD_7750_7770_CrossFire/
1951997
Yes, http://sites.amd.com/PublishingImages/Public/Graphic_Illustrations/WebBannerJPEG/AMD_CrossfireX_Chart_1618W.jpg
1951998
Yes! As long as the other card is from the same series. So if the other card starts with 77xx, they are compatible.
1951999
Yes, the 7770 is crossfire compatable. It can be paired with a 7750,7770 and i would figure the new 7790 as well...
2264207
yes you can, actually you can crossfire with one better than this card. well a friend told me that.
1309958
The R9 280X is a rebranded HD 7970 GHz so it is technically possible but not necessarily officially supported. http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/63551-will-crossfire-r9-280x-hd-7970-scaling-tested.htmlR9 280x <-> 7950/7970R9 270x <-> 7850/7870YMMV!
590747
This card can do a cross fire with an A10 6800K APU. I cross fired this card with the A10 6800K using the GIGABYTE GA-F2A85X-UP4 ATX Motherboard. However, when I installed it, I had to make sure that the UEFI BIOS enabled the GPU in the APU (basically just make sure you keep the integrated graphics enabled). It runs like a champ, it'll run several programs at once without a hiccup, and it plays several games using the high graphics quality settings.
2039147
Crossfire is a AMD solution, this card supports SLI the equivalent of crossfire from NVIDIA.
1049476
Looking at the system requirement specs at Sapphire the only difference I could see was the 11222-06-20g supported CrossFireX and could not find any reference for the 11222-22--20g. This could be why the 122222-06 dimensions are larger than the 11222-22.
1309959
The R9 280X is a rebranded HD 7970 GHz so it is technically possible but not necessarily officially supported. http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/63551-will-crossfire-r9-280x-hd-7970-scaling-tested.html R9 280x &lt;-&gt; 7950/7970 R9 270x &lt;-&gt; 7850/7870 YMMV!
830375
It supports CrossFire, but needs a bios update to use the i5-4690 unless you get lucky and receive a very recent copy of the board. Get the i5-4670 for this board or if you want to stick to the i5-4690 then get the MSI Z97-G41. That is the newer version of this board and supports the i5-4690 without having to flash update the bios.
2089277
I am running three monitors with this card. that is the max. cross fire yes, with certin other models only
1518922
When i bought this card a few years ago i had a 5850 crossfire and i had no trouble with it, i cant talk about compatibility with newer cards cause i sold it cause i was not using ir, the guy i sold it to changed all preamps and he's more than happy with it
1286547
Yeah, you should be able to crossfire it with a different manufacturer's card as long as it's a 7970. The clock/memory speeds will be set to the same for both cards, but it should work fine.
208391
it supports one of the dual configuration thing. not sure if its crossfire but might be. i think it is.
1028256
No, crossfire is AMD Radeon technology. Check out AMD's website http://sites.amd.com/us/game/technology/Pages/crossfirex.aspx for more information.
1980838
It supports at least 3 displays and while Crossfire is for ATI video cards, but yes you can put two of them in the same machine, though even just one of these cards runs any game at the max settings. But you may need more than one if you use all 3 displays in HD on the same game.
2234834
The minimum requirements for Crossfire (which is already 3 years old) are as follows: Pentium 4 2.0GHzSempron 2500+GD CPU hardware score: 2LoginGeForce 6200Radeon Xpress 1200 SeriesGD GPU hardware score: 1Login1 GB GD RAM hardware score: 21.5 GB.The GTX 760 is well able to handle this but it also depends on your CPU.
1295036
Yes. With the mobo you can actually use upto two pci-e cards like this in crossfire.
516647
Yes. You can run these in crossfire. No cable or extra software required. Two cards will show four cards total displayed in your OS.