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mate needs help with a new gpu

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Fair enough. For 1080p 6850 crossfire will be fine then. However it could be noisy if the cards are stacked next to each other, so make sure his board's got good PCI-E spacing. His PSU should be able to power two of them fine.
 
That's the one he linked in the first post ;)

was just about to say the same :P. just brought 2 of them :) (gotta love how ocuk are kind to its forum members and dont charge postage :)) might give him my old 5850s and see if he notices ;) these cards look neet and i bet they oc well to
 
Why not a single 6950?

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-036-HS&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1752

Will blast anything away on 1080p and will avoid any possible crossfire problems he may come across. The PSU is more than enough for it too.

Note that is a 2GB card! You will be using Xfire ( x2 6850) but you don't get the memory from both cards....just the 1GB. Games like BF3 like the VRAM so a single 2GB card would make more sense......such as

YOUR BASKET
1 x MSI GeForce GTX 560Ti OC Twin FrozR II 2048MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card £199.99
Total : £210.79 (includes shipping : £9.00).



It will also add cuda support should any of his software be able to take advantage of it too.
 
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