Hi All,
I thinking of getting one of the Core 2 Duo CPUs because everyone says they're the shizzle and I'd like to pair it with a decent graphics card that I can upgrade in the future. My understanding is that crossfire can use two different ATI cards, but SLI can only use two identical Nvidia cards - so I was thinking of getting a Crossfire motherboard because I can buy a decent card now like a X1900 something, and then get a different better card and use them both in the future.
Does this make sense? Is it typical?
Also, my understanding is that any motherboard that supports a Core Duo CPU can support a Quad Core CPU when they come out - is that also true?
Thanks!
Pa
I thinking of getting one of the Core 2 Duo CPUs because everyone says they're the shizzle and I'd like to pair it with a decent graphics card that I can upgrade in the future. My understanding is that crossfire can use two different ATI cards, but SLI can only use two identical Nvidia cards - so I was thinking of getting a Crossfire motherboard because I can buy a decent card now like a X1900 something, and then get a different better card and use them both in the future.
Does this make sense? Is it typical?
Also, my understanding is that any motherboard that supports a Core Duo CPU can support a Quad Core CPU when they come out - is that also true?
Thanks!
Pa
