J jgigz Senior member Jul 14, 2006 413 0 76 Nov 7, 2006 #1 Does crossfire need a supported chipset or does the mobo just need to have 2 pci-E slot?
L LOUISSSSS Diamond Member Dec 5, 2005 8,771 58 91 Nov 7, 2006 #2 it needs a supported chipset, i know some intel chipsets are crossfire-abe and all ATi chipsets currently are crossfire certified
it needs a supported chipset, i know some intel chipsets are crossfire-abe and all ATi chipsets currently are crossfire certified
Bill Brasky Diamond Member May 18, 2006 4,324 1 0 Nov 7, 2006 #3 Yes. You must have a motherboard that supports crossfire. SLI and crossfire are not compatible. Crossfire Certified Motherboards
Yes. You must have a motherboard that supports crossfire. SLI and crossfire are not compatible. Crossfire Certified Motherboards
E essasin Platinum Member Mar 4, 2004 2,777 0 0 Nov 7, 2006 #5 Remember that you need one "cross fire edition" card and you can mix brands too.
J jgigz Senior member Jul 14, 2006 413 0 76 Nov 7, 2006 #6 yeah i got that already and when my bro gets the next gen ati card imma get it and setup xfire