Is it crossfire ready/compatible?
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.
210109
Definitely CrossFireX which is APU (integrated video) working with GPUs like 6570 and 6670 only. No sense to make like dual 7850 here or anything else
3795
You need a PSU with 2-8 pin and 2-6 pin connectors for Crossfire, One 8 pin and One 6 pin for a single GPU.Yon should use a 850Watt PSU for a Single GPU, and a 1000Watt PSU for 2 GPU's. I have Corsair RM 1000Watt for my 2 GPU's.
1850276
No, first of all CrossFire is AMD only. SLI only works for the same cards and only if they have the same memory.
880979
4X150 Watt 8-pin PCI Express power connector is required for CrossFireX™ system. Seems to me your psu is good enough.
266553
No because this is an nvidia cards crossfire will only work with 7950s but the video ram can be different and the brand can as be different but it is best to pair identical cards
202878
Unfortunately, according to the ATI Crossfire compatibility charts on the AMD website these two cards are too far apart to be successfully Crossfired. Your R9 card can only be hooked up with another R9 or an R7 graphics card.
2197933
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 $$$
2147085
Unfortunately the current version of this computer does not support Crossfire. We are working on an edition that does but it is quite cost-prohibitive.
2254156
I am sorry I do not know the answer to your question. I will say I am liking this card and will end up getting another one to crossfire. Good luck.
2187447
Absolutely. You can still crossfire with cards from different manufacturers, and even cards that are similar in performance but are completely different models.
1056614
these cards no longer use crossfire cable, they do crossfire through PCI lanes, and I recall a review using a 4770k OC and two of these monsters on a corsair 1500w and it wasn't enough on some games at 4k, so you may need more depending on the resolution you will play on. And dont forget to get a beefy surge protector
353444
I would have to say no.From the AMD website: "AMD CrossFire™ harnesses the power of two or more discrete graphics cards working in parallel to dramatically improve gaming performance."This board has only one PCIx16 slot so it should only be running one discreet card. Though I'm personally using the onboard video from an A series chip.
809964
Absolutely, it even comes with a crossfire cable. It's a great card for the price, and performs well if your looking to upgrade an older machine. It does however have some issues with overheating. So be sure to download a program like MSI Afterburner which allows for manual adjustment of fan speeds. Hope this was helpful to you!
2039147
Crossfire is a AMD solution, this card supports SLI the equivalent of crossfire from NVIDIA.
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/
665029
Yes sir. I am currently running 2 x AMD 7870's on it very nicely. The second PCI-E rail is even at 16x so should work fine with any crossfire set up.