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1 reason why i would prefer 2 cards is because i could buy 1 now then buy another later which the 2nd card would be cheaper..
your forgetting amd boardsThat's fine if you have a x38/48 board otherwise![]()
K9A2 Platinum can do 4 PCIe x16 cards can't it?
Two Crossfire kits for you?![]()
i haven't got a problem with it tbh. i just want a reason from the mod..
yesK9A2 Platinum can do 4 PCIe x16 cards can't it?
Two Crossfire kits for you?![]()
yes
4 PCIe x16 cards running @ x8,x8,x8,x8
i will buy a 4870 maybe next week then buy another in a month or 2..
four 4870x2's perhaps?
all 4 pci-e x16 slots are 2.0.. running 2 cards will be at x16.Is that pci-e 2 or 1 though?
And have you seen the reviews with two 4850's at 8x in xfire? That was on a p45 board and I suspect it may be a bios or deisgn issue with the board rather than bandwidth but worth consiering before going xfire.
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And as stated. list price of 4870 is $299. List price of 4870x2 is $499
Therefore one 4870x2 will be £60 cheaper than two 4870's
4870x2 as 512mb x2 = 1gb. but tbh i don't see why they call it 1gb because crossfire doesn't add the memory together.arent the X2's going to be 1GB models?
4870x2 as 512mb x2 = 1gb. but tbh i don't see why they call it 1gb because crossfire doesn't add the memory together.