this card can do a crossfire with amd apu a10 6800K processor?
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.
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I'm not sure I quite understand your question. But if you are asking if the card can crossfire with a processor that has integrated graphics, like core i5 or core i7's (or the opposing amd chips if any) I would say probably not. Crossfire was made specifically for use between two or more compatible graphics cards. However, since the processor you're talking about is made by the same company that designed the architecture of this card, I wouldn't completely rule out the possibility. You should ask tech support for the card or an online forum, as others likely know more than I.
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yes this grahpics card should support the 6670 gpu for dual graphics, if you look at the apu a10 6800K box it has a list of gpu's that supports dual graphics which is the 6670 and the 6570. i haven't used the apu's but i have used both gpu's and if you want to run dual graphics with multi-monitor you should get the that gigabyte 6670 2gb model but if you looking to run one monitor and want something cheaper you can try getting a 6570 and you should be ok. Lastly if you are looking to build a apu build by fast ddr3 1866mhz and up because apu's are work better with high frequency ram, just check the mother board you will be using to see what memory speeds it supports for ram yes this grahpics card should support the 6670 gpu for dual graphics, if you look at the apu a10 6800K box it has a list of gpu's that supports dual graphics which is the 6670 and the 6570. i haven't used the apu's but i have used both gpu's and if you want to run dual graphics with multi-monitor you should get the that gigabyte 6670 2gb model but if you looking to run one monitor and want something cheaper you can try getting a 6570 and you should be ok. Lastly if you are looking to build a apu build by fast ddr3 1866mhz and up because apu's are work better with high frequency ram, just... » Read More yes this grahpics card should support the 6670 gpu for dual graphics, if you look at the apu a10 6800K box it has a list of gpu's that supports dual graphics which is the 6670 and the 6570. i haven't used the apu's but i have used both gpu's and if you want to run dual graphics with multi-monitor you should get the that gigabyte 6670 2gb model but if you looking to run one monitor and want something cheaper you can try getting a 6570 and you should be ok. Lastly if you are looking to build a apu build by fast ddr3 1866mhz and up because apu's are work better with high frequency ram, just check the mother board you will be using to see what memory speeds it supports for ram « Show Less
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yes this grahpics card should support the 6670 gpu for dual graphics, if you look at the apu a10 6800K box it has a list of gpu's that supports dual graphics which is the 6670 and the 6570. i haven't used the apu's but i have used both gpu's and if you want to run dual graphics with multi-monitor you should get the that gigabyte 6670 2gb model but if you looking to run one monitor and want something cheaper you can try getting a 6570 and you should be ok. Lastly if you are looking to build a apu build by fast ddr3 1866mhz and up because apu's are work better with high frequency ram, just check the mother board you will be using to see what memory speeds it supports for ram
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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.
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PCIe 2.0 works just fine (I ran Crossfire with this and a Tri-X on an AMD system with PCIe 2.0).
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Depends on your APU if yo want to go cross fire you need to check with your APU it will tell you what to use fir cross fire, but if you want to go with a single GPU I think anything will do I would suggest the 980 series if you got the $$$
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You may need to upgrade your power supply. The chip manufacturer (AMD) specifies the following: PCI Express based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard 500W (or greater) power supply with one 75W 6-pin PCI Express power connector recommended7 600W power supply (or greater) with two 75W 6-pin PCI Express power connectors recommended for AMD CrossFire technology. Certified power supplies are recommended. Refer to http://ati.amd.com/certifiedPSU for a list of Certified products Minimum 4GB of system memory 8GB (or more) of system memory recommended for AMD CrossFire technology.
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No, it only supports Crossfire (AMD/ATI) for GPUs at this time, but you could mount one NVIDIA card itself.
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it supports one of the dual configuration thing. not sure if its crossfire but might be. i think it is.
550818
Should be but u might have to update the bios i think And is only crossfire --- no sli i hope it helps
1641607
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)
1312045
Without doubt. The PSU has all current ATX connections and will also be able to support 2 video cards with your AMD quad core
2039147
Crossfire is a AMD solution, this card supports SLI the equivalent of crossfire from NVIDIA.
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Yes. AMD Crossfire works between all cards in the same generation. So any 7800 card will work with any other 7800 card, irrespective of make. See thishttp://sites.amd.com/PublishingImages/Public/Graphic_Illustrations/WebBannerJPEG/AMD_CrossfireX_Chart_1618W.jpgMake sure both PCI-E slots on your motherboard are 16X. They should be the same colour.
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According to my experience with the Asus M5A97, it'll work more than perfectly. As a matter of fact, you can get two to try crossfire! The only thing you should worry about is the power supply of your computer because you want enough to support the graphics card and everything else.
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Yes. We have a Geforce 650 TI in it. It has (2) if you wanted to go Sli or crossfire.
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Yes, the 7770 is crossfire compatable. It can be paired with a 7750,7770 and i would figure the new 7790 as well...
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Crossfire is AMD's method of linking multiple video cards to provide more processing power. Your motherboard, of course, has to have multiple video card slots or an onboard video processor that supports Crossfire.
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No, SLI is Nvidia technology. AMD/ATI use Crossfire to link multiple cards and this card supports Crossfire without needing a separate link cable.