Originally posted by: Rollo
Originally posted by: Ackmed
Kyle from HardOCP posted the thread to discuss it in the motherboard section. Wonder why that is? Oh... because its a motherboard issue. Thinking otherwise is ignorance. If thats the case, then ANY motherboard with issues like this, should be posted in the video forums. But why arent they? Because its not a video issue. Its not a Crossfire issue, and this doesnt mean Crossfire is an unstable platform. Its just another anti-ATi thread, by an anti-ATi person who likes to troll. Simple as that, and Im done feeding him.
A person wanting to start a Crossfire rig today has to buy this motherboard with their X1800.
To suggest they wouldn't want to know this info, or that they should buy the X1800/a single slot board for now, is ignorance.
People considering Crossfire this weekend need to know this info.
You wanting to limit access to it by only having it in motherboards as this motherboard is a requirement for a Crossfire rig this weekend is mean spirited.
I wish someone who ordered this rig yesterday would post what they think of people like you trying to hide this information from them. I don't think they'd share your perspective.
I'm posting this for them, not you. If you/anyone else doesn't like it, leave my thread and try to tell a mod why you want this removed so more people upgrading can make the mistake the first 1000 who bought this combo did.
Pretty simple, and I think it's pretty ugly how some of you let your bias force you to try and suppress information that's clearly valuable just because it doesn't favor your favorite chip maker.
When someone researches a motherboard befor purchase, they look in the motherboard section of forums. Hence why Hard posted it there. Your summary is false. Crossfire in itself isnt unstable, the motherboard is. It doesnt matter which video card is in there. You could have easily been more "fair and blanced" with the thread title, and summary. But you didnt want to. And thats the problem I, and probably others have. I dont care that you are reporting that the DFI Crossfire board is unstable, not that it would matter. What I care about is your obvious bias, and wrongly stating that Crossfire is in itself, unstable. Its the motherboard thats unstable, at least for some. Others have no issues.
