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Is this the correct Crossfire Bridge??

v3rax

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I recently purchased an MSI HD4850 and it did not come with a crossfire bridge.

I just purchased a Diamond HD 4850 and it DID come with one.

I want to set up my computer to run crossfire but understand I need to use "TWO" crossfire bridges.

Since the MSI card did not come with one, I need to order one.

I found this one Crossfire Bridge at newegg.com.

MY question is, WILL this one work? Are they all the same?

if not, where can I get one that will work?

Thanks
 

Sylvanas

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Crossfire is fine with one bridge. However, if you want to buy another bridge the one you linked will be fine.
 

Goldfish4209

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Wait, then why then would you (ever) need 2 bridges? Is there a performance boost with the extra inter card bandwidth, or is the second bridge redundant?
 

TridenT

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The second bridge is probably for a third card. CrossfireX I believe they call it.
 

JPB

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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
The second bridge is probably for a third card. CrossfireX I believe they call it.

:thumbsup:
 

Goldfish4209

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Originally posted by: TridenTBoy3555
The second bridge is probably for a third card. CrossfireX I believe they call it.

Yes, I am aware of this. But in a 2 card configuration, will the second bridge make any difference?