Hi!
This is my first post here.
At the moment i have a single XFX 7950 3GB black edition, I am wondering if its good to buy another
XFX card and run crossfire or wait for the new AMD R9 series and sell my current GPU?
My system spec:
AMD fx 6100 (3.30 GHz stock)@ 4 GHz (Upgraded CPU to Intel i5 3570K running @4.2 GHz (3.4 GHz stock) Water cooling)
8 GB RAM @ 1333 MHz (same Ram running @1866 MHz)
GPU: XFX Radeon HD 7950 black edition 3GB (Still the same but when i changed the CPU i got a lot of improvements)
GPU core 1100 MHz (900 MHz stock)
VRAM core 4x 1575 MHz (6.3GHZ) (5ghz stock)
GPU volt 1.162v (1.031v stock)
VRAM volt 1.6v (same)
MOBO:Gigabytes FXA- UD3 (Upgraded to MSI Z77A G65 Gaming motherboard)
OCZ PSU 750 Watt.
(Also Upgraded the OS from windows 7 64 bit to Windows 8.1 pro 64 bit.)
My problem is solved now thanks to dg2903.
A single GPU is the best to get.
My Graphic card is not bad, the problem was with the AMD processor the chip-set doesn't support PCI-Express x16,
it was x8 only so the Graphic card was running at x8 only, here is the 3D mark test http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7118706.
When i upgraded to Intel the performance improved and the GPU runs at x16 instead of x8
(3D mark test) http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7479419.
This is my first post here.
At the moment i have a single XFX 7950 3GB black edition, I am wondering if its good to buy another
XFX card and run crossfire or wait for the new AMD R9 series and sell my current GPU?
My system spec:
AMD fx 6100 (3.30 GHz stock)@ 4 GHz (Upgraded CPU to Intel i5 3570K running @4.2 GHz (3.4 GHz stock) Water cooling)
8 GB RAM @ 1333 MHz (same Ram running @1866 MHz)
GPU: XFX Radeon HD 7950 black edition 3GB (Still the same but when i changed the CPU i got a lot of improvements)
GPU core 1100 MHz (900 MHz stock)
VRAM core 4x 1575 MHz (6.3GHZ) (5ghz stock)
GPU volt 1.162v (1.031v stock)
VRAM volt 1.6v (same)
MOBO:Gigabytes FXA- UD3 (Upgraded to MSI Z77A G65 Gaming motherboard)
OCZ PSU 750 Watt.
(Also Upgraded the OS from windows 7 64 bit to Windows 8.1 pro 64 bit.)
My problem is solved now thanks to dg2903.
A single GPU is the best to get.
My Graphic card is not bad, the problem was with the AMD processor the chip-set doesn't support PCI-Express x16,
it was x8 only so the Graphic card was running at x8 only, here is the 3D mark test http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7118706.
When i upgraded to Intel the performance improved and the GPU runs at x16 instead of x8
(3D mark test) http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7479419.