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Crossfire 2 is the same as Nvidia SLI. No need for a master card, capable of running more than two cards in tandem, and only needs those strip connectors between each card to pass the data.Cyber-Mav said:software crossfire or hardware where one needs to be a mastercard?
Yes if its already running two, as it'll use a little less than 2 x 1950xtxWoZZeR said:I'm running 2 1950XTX's on a 400W PS, would 1 R600 run on the same PS?
WoZZeR said:Crossfire 2 is not reliant on mastercards anymore.
WoZZeR said:I'm running 2 1950XTX's on a 400W PS, would 1 R600 run on the same PS?
Any brand so long as they're the same model.Cyber-Mav said:thats good to hear, allows much more flexibility and less hunting around for mastercards etc.
wonder if 2 cards from the same brand need to be used or if its 2 cards from any brand as long as they are the same model.![]()
Ulfhedjinn said:Crossfire 2 is the same as Nvidia SLI. No need for a master card, capable of running more than two cards in tandem, and only needs those strip connectors between each card to pass the data.![]()
Cyber-Mav said:one thing im wondering about is how the efficiency of crossfire 2 will be with these cards? in the past you pair up 2 x1950xtx cards and you get around 60% boost in speed on average. wonder if the efficiency is better with the newer generation of cards where pairing up 2 cards together will result in around 90% boost over a single card?
Cyber-Mav said:one thing im wondering about is how the efficiency of crossfire 2 will be with these cards? in the past you pair up 2 x1950xtx cards and you get around 60% boost in speed on average. wonder if the efficiency is better with the newer generation of cards where pairing up 2 cards together will result in around 90% boost over a single card?
Cyber-Mav said:one thing im wondering about is how the efficiency of crossfire 2 will be with these cards? in the past you pair up 2 x1950xtx cards and you get around 60% boost in speed on average. wonder if the efficiency is better with the newer generation of cards where pairing up 2 cards together will result in around 90% boost over a single card?
WoZZeR said:That would be nice, although there isn't much about to push that sort of setup at the moment.
Couple of weeks/days before launch, whenever that is.WoZZeR said:I wonder when 'official' magazine benchies will be released.
Vogon said:Well we have an idea of pretty much everything now .... apart from when we can buy an XTX![]()
Gashman said:we still don't know how they perform really, just some leaked numbers floating around, thats nothing concrete, does anyone even know the numbers, how many unified shaders, memory interface, etc? or is everyone still relying on leaked numbers?