Is dual graphics only for multi display?
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symsus
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Firstly dual graphics is not only for multi display it supports it. Secondly you cannot crossfire two AMD cards that are of different models. Also you cannot SLI two difference NVIDIA cards of different models.
SLI = Installing two NVIDIA graphics cards in one system
crossfire = Installing two AMD graphics cards in one system
For example I had one NVIDIA gtx 560 which I used for two monitors (not used for gaming but office uses)
SLI = Installing two NVIDIA graphics cards in one system
crossfire = Installing two AMD graphics cards in one system
For example I had one NVIDIA gtx 560 which I used for two monitors (not used for gaming but office uses)
The OP means dual graphics as in using the 7660D with an AMD graphics card such as the 6670.
First of all this feature of the APU works with limited graphics cards and the best one you can do it with is an AMD 6670. You cannot use the 7660D with a GT 630(in dual graphics mode) but you CAN use the 7660D and a 6670. You don't need more than one graphics card to run dual displays but I'm no expert on how powerful a GPU needs to be before it can run dual displays.
First of all this feature of the APU works with limited graphics cards and the best one you can do it with is an AMD 6670. You cannot use the 7660D with a GT 630(in dual graphics mode) but you CAN use the 7660D and a 6670. You don't need more than one graphics card to run dual displays but I'm no expert on how powerful a GPU needs to be before it can run dual displays.
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