Title says it all if i crossfire 7750+7770 will 7770 get down-clocked?will it affect performance? Will Crossfire of 7750+7770 give me more performance than 7750+7750
It's not a perfect match, so don't expect anything more than 7750+7750. Just put the stronger card in the first PCI-E x16 slot and don't overclock either card.
So 7750 Crossfire will offer similar performance as Crossfire of 7750+7770
It's not a perfect match, so don't expect anything more than 7750+7750. Just put the stronger card in the first PCI-E x16 slot and don't overclock either card.
It's not a perfect match, so don't expect anything more than 7750+7750. Just put the stronger card in the first PCI-E x16 slot and don't overclock either card.
So 7750 Crossfire will offer similar performance as Crossfire of 7750+7770
It's not a perfect match, so don't expect anything more than 7750+7750. Just put the stronger card in the first PCI-E x16 slot and don't overclock either card.
So 7750 Crossfire will offer similar performance as Crossfire of 7750+7770
It's not a perfect match, so don't expect anything more than 7750+7750. Just put the stronger card in the first PCI-E x16 slot and don't overclock either card.
So 7750 Crossfire will offer similar performance as Crossfire of 7750+7770
yes
So should i get 7750 instead of 7770,but are you sure it will not increase any performance, even 10 fps more is enough for me
Just crossfire two 7750 and overclock both by the same amount. If you get an increase in performance it will definitely be more than the 7770+7750 stuck at stock speeds.
Just crossfire two 7750 and overclock both by the same amount. If you get an increase in performance it will definitely be more than the 7770+7750 stuck at stock speeds.
Each card comes with its own fan cooling solution, no need to worry about the heat from two 7750. Your CPU cooler is responsible for cooling the CPU only, not your graphics cards.
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