Dual Cards On AsRock Pro4M
- Thread starter plumel
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Possible, but not recommended. The PCI-Ex16 (x4) slot is actually your bottom PCI-E slot (PCIE4). The cooler from your MSI 7950 would block your USB and front audio ports. The third PCI-E (PCIE3) is actually PCI-Ex16 (x1) and unusable for Crossfire.
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I would not. The second pcie slot is only X4 capable, so both cards would need to operate at the lowest common speed.
If you own the motherboard, and 7950, I would sell the 7850 in favor of a stronger single gpu card.
That might be a GTX780 or perhaps one of the newly launched amd top end cards.
AMD dual card drivers have not yet fully fixed the stuttering issue.
If you own the motherboard, and 7950, I would sell the 7850 in favor of a stronger single gpu card.
That might be a GTX780 or perhaps one of the newly launched amd top end cards.
AMD dual card drivers have not yet fully fixed the stuttering issue.
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