Can I crossfire this card with the Powercolor Radeon 7970 3gb?
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yes, you can cross fire any 2 7970's, but the faster card will be throttled down to match the slower one and will only use the amount of ram on the smaller card.
1576827
Yes you can but the only downside is you'll be using only the 3gb of ram instead of the 6gb
1576828
From what I read on AMD you can. But I think you have to set the Radeon in 1st slot to be primary. And use external bridge connector for them.
118779
Yes, and the R7 265 can also CrossFire with the HD 7850http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Sapphire/R7_265_Dual-X/3.html
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.
202877
No, you may have success with 7970 + r9 270x but absolutely not with 7770. They have different GPUs. Dump 7770, it is too slow
2182462
Yes, maximum three cards in sli or crossfire, But the pci-e ports gonna works at 8/4/4 speed
1020316
This is actually a 7970 ghz edition card rebranded as a 280x. So it is much better than a 270x. You can crossfire a 280x with a 7970 ghz or even a 270x or below down to a 7850 card. That makes this card very versatile. I have two 280x's in crossfire powering three 27 inch 2560x1440 monitors in eyefinity. 45fps in crysis 3 on ultra. Very smooth. I love this card especially the price.
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Well, if you ran the two in Crossfire mode, you could theoretically run them at twice the speed of just using one. I'm not sure that you will get twice the speed in the real world but you certainly will see a big boost, at least from the applications that can take advantage of two Radeons in Crossfire.
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
1042686
Yes, you can. However, expect a VERY SMALL performance drop compared to pci e 3. Only about 1-3 fps. I have the card and love it! I highly recommend!
1479314
Laura is correct. Radeon R9 290/290X use a new processor codenamed "Hawaii". You can crossfire 290 + 290x, etc. Radeon HD7970/7950 use the previous gen processor named "Tahiti". AMD rebadged the HD7970 to create the R9 280X so a 280X can be crossfired with an HD7970/7950 (3GB or 6Gb are ok).
1329147
Yes it is. But i would recommend buying the fastest single card you can afford, instead of using CrossFire
1977906
Yes it is compatible, it is on the list of compatible cards. You should be ready to go when your 7950 arrives.
1396125
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.
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.
2222074
The motherboard that I used had already a PCI Express 3.0. I do not recall the video board needing any special connection to either the motherboard or power. I do not know how to crossfire with AMD A10-6700/ w 8670D I/G. I used a motherboard that is using an Intel I5 processor.
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You need a bigger power supply that can handle your motherboard and graphics cards and everything else as well as PCI slots some graphics cards are 2.0 so require 3.0 PCI so you can but need a motherboard that can this one only has one 3.0 PCI slot so you won't be able to use modern graphics cards in crossfire on it.
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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