I believe @Aborted said that two 7870's could almost be as powerful as a titan
Is a 7870 Crossfire worth it or not?
I need some help because I never did crossfire setups.
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I believe @Aborted said that two 7870's could almost be as powerful as a titan
They're extremly powerful, but you could buy higher card, then you can double it to crossfire in a later time
If your price point isn't flexible, then yes, a 7870 Crossfire would be fantastic.
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What about this 7950 254 $ that would be better , cheaper
Last edited by Frosty'; 08-31-2013 at 07:44 AM.
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Well I Found it even cheaper in my Country I think I will do 7950 Crossfire when I have the money.
What do you think can a 650w psu handle 7950 xfire?
No I think you'll need at least 700 watt
Calculate it here eXtreme Power Supply Calculator
Last edited by Frosty'; 08-31-2013 at 06:27 PM.
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Get a 750W modular Power Supply, make sure its certified for multiple GPU solutions.
Also you timed this vey well, AMD is releasing beta drivers that are optimized for crossfire all over the place, those should roll out soon and make Crossfire even sexier and remove the microstutter.
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