I have 2 questions: 1- Want to know if the performance of low gpu? 2- Be used for cross fire?
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Actually, I used it for my old PCI Data Acqusition Board. There is no old type PCI 16 so O need it. It cannot be used for higer frequency GPU board. Because it assumed that your PCI frequency used your system bus speed. If your board cannot adapted to that frequency the bus speed goes down. However The GPU boards generally adapt that frequency to the board reduducing the internal bus speed.
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When running in SLI the two 16X slots will run at 8X which is fine since it won't bottleneck even at that speed. However the third slot runs at 4X which would cause a timing problem as far as know. I never run Cross-Fire or SLI. I just buy the fastest single card and go that route due to micro- stuttering. Steven Level
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Don't think it has the crossfire connection. If your looking to crossfire there's a lot better cards out there. This card's best feature is its size. (very small)
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Crossfire is AMD based technology, SLI is NVIDIA's version of the same technology. The 560ti does support SLI as long as you have 2 of the same cards, such as two 560ti's or two 570s.
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Depends on what your video card what what else do you plan to run with it. I use a Corsair HX 850 but I crossfire 2 AMD R9 280X.
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You can crossfire it with a dedicated graphics card if it is one of the two... i think radeon hd 6570 or 6750 it will say on the box the cpu comes with. you could also just get a better graphics card which i recommend for higher end games. like an radeon R7. you may still be able to combine the graphics card and the GPU i havent tried yet
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well the intigrated graphics part is kind of a waste if you are going with a high end graphics card the crossfire only seems to work on low end R7 250 gpu. I think an fx processor socket am3+ might save you money unless you want something that is 65 watt
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Yes, it'll play any source games like CSGO and TF2 perfectly fine, even at high graphics. You'll get around 200-300 fps in quiet areas if not much is going on, and maybe you'll get around 30 fps if you happen to find yourself in an area with like 12 people all running around spamming grenades and other explosives.
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If you want to crossfire the gpu's then I would not recommend this power supply. If you are only running one gpu then this power supply would definitely suit your needs.
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yes you can, actually you can crossfire with one better than this card. well a friend told me that.
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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.
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Greetings, good question, honestly I can not answer it because I dont have much experience with SLI / CrossFire, and I dont want to give a mediocre response (sorry) but as far I know, You need the same video card, same model, to do the SLI or CrossFire.
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No, crossfire is AMD Radeon technology. Check out AMD's website http://sites.amd.com/us/game/technology/Pages/crossfirex.aspx for more information.
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What would you like to know about a CF set up? I have it set up in CF and my brother has it crossfired with a 7950. Both setups are far beyond optimal graphics with not a single issue yet... coolest crossfired cards I've ever owned.
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if you are only using a single card you will see some frame drop when on high settings, with a single card @ 1920x1200 you should get about 90fps, however other hardware concidered your results may very
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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
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I run two of them in crossfire on an 850w corsair power supply and haven't had any issues. I can run skyrim fine, but while the framerates are good, occasionally there is a lot of stuttering, mostly occurs when you are indoors close to walls. It's really weird, but I think it could be an issue with crossfire. 1 of these should handle Skyrim just fine at 1080p if you have a decent CPU.