1. 2011-04-23, 10:15 PM #1
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    Quick question about Crossfire

    Is it possible to pop crossfire with two different cards (one 5770 and one 6xxx/7xxx card)? And if so, is there anything I should think about?
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  2. 2011-04-23, 10:17 PM #2
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    Nope. It has to be within the same sub series(Aka 5770 and 5750 or 6870 and 6850).
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  3. 2011-04-23, 10:19 PM #3
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    Yes and no. The first two digits must match, so with 5770 card the other one has to be 57xx, 6k's will not work.

    Anyway, 5770 is so old/slow by today's standards that you'd do better just getting one newer card instead of buying another old and slow 5770.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vesseblah View Post
    Yes and no. The first two digits must match, so with 5770 card the other one has to be 57xx, 6k's will not work.

    Anyway, 5770 is so old/slow by today's standards that you'd do better just getting one newer card instead of buying another old and slow 5770.
    My 5770 still runs everyting I throw at it pretty happily.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prixie View Post
    My 5770 still runs everyting I throw at it pretty happily.
    Yes, it does, but buying new 5770 now is not recommended because it's soon 2 years old card, and there are plenty of better options available.
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    Yes, it does, but buying new 5770 now is not recommended because it's soon 2 years old card, and there are plenty of better options available.
    Yeah you're right. I'd never crossfire them, not for the tiny performance gain you get anyway, and all the compatibility issues.
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