Can this Graphics card Crossfire with the XFX ATI Radeon HD6670 1 GB?
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theoretically, it should but the general rule of thumb with Crossfire and SLi is to have two (or more) cards from the same manufacture and same cores, etc. if it works, you might not get the most out of the pairing and you'll only see the smallest amount of dram because of the 1Gb card. personally, I would look for another XFX HD6670 and pair those two. hope this helps.
2234835
No, Crossfire is an AMD/ATI feature, not nVidia. It does support SLI, though.
137795
As far as I can tell, it will not. It supports AMD Crossfire, but not Nvidia SLI.
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!
1104690
With the newer generations of cards CROSSFIRE is now supported through the PCIe connector on the motherboard, and yes this allows crossfire to be used.
860324
It will work as a stand alone video card, but if you're trying to use it in dual graphics mode I don't think it will work, I don't know if that A6 is compatible for DG with that particular video card. For all I know that radeon 6670 is compatible with LLano FM1(A8 3870, 3850), Trinity( A10 5800k,5700) and Richland(A10 6800k,6700) FM2 for DG.
1506556
Hi, no. Your power supply has to have 2 six pin PCI connectors. http://xfxforce.com/en-gb/Products/Graphics-Cards/AMD/AMD-Radeon-HD-7000/AMD-Radeon-HD-7870.aspx
1251638
According to product search and other information on the AMD website, the ASUS HD6450 is compatible with CrossfireX technology. There are other system requirements such as a 500W power supply and if the ASUS HD6450 is used as a primary or secondary GPU. The box does NOT have the AMD Crossfire Technology logo label.
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AMD has moved to XDMA CrossFire, what this means is that all communication between crossfired cards occurs over the PCIE bus as opposed to seperate connectors. This has resulted in fewer frame time variances and less stuttering in crossfire configs.In short, Yes. Although you may want a beefy PSU.
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Yes it does, and it works superbly! I am using with an AMD Quad Core A10-Series APU A10-6800K with Radeon HD 8670D (AD680KWOHLBOX) on a Gigabyte AMD FM2 A85X ATX Motherboard GA-F2A85X-UP4.
2089277
I am running three monitors with this card. that is the max. cross fire yes, with certin other models only
2091291
Not sure about your Video card. I am using this APU with a 2GB Radeon HD 6570 in a crossfireX configuration. I would suggest that you go to the AMD site and look for your answer on their forums or ask if you do not find it there.
65453
Yes, it is Crossfire ready and comes with the bridge. However, I don't recommend this GPU for crossfire as the low-end GPUs have a lot of scaling and drivers issues. It is always better to get a single GPU card. Buy the HD 7870, you'll save a few bucks and get the same graphic power
1180437
No, it only supports Crossfire (AMD/ATI) for GPUs at this time, but you could mount one NVIDIA card itself.
875579
The HD7970 is a rebranded R9 280x thus it should have no problem running in crossfire.
2246563
Yep! I bought two and run them in Crossfire with this motherboard: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00K23BZVI/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_M3T1_ST1_dp_1
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You can use any graphics card to my knowledge because your not running cross fire or sli you just have two gpu's