I have a beatifull pc with a 6670 but it is lacking the grafics power. I don't have much money so I toucht: maby I can buy an second 6670. but when i did research i couldend find if it even can do crossfire. there is no crossfire finger on it. does somebody know the anser?
can a radeon 6670 do crossfire?
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dannylivesforher
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Well I guess you CAN crossfire 2 6670s. But that's a terrible idea mate. 6670 is a low-end GPU,and won't give much of a performance even when crossfired. So I'd suggest getting a single better GPU like the 7770.
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A pair of 6670 cards achieve Xfire entirely through software as they don't have a Xfire bridge.
The "lower end" 6670 doesn't require a Xfire bridge because it uses relatively little bandwidth on the PCI-E bus.
The "lower end" 6670 doesn't require a Xfire bridge because it uses relatively little bandwidth on the PCI-E bus.
if it doesent then you have no chance of acchiving crossfire, as suggested try getting a newer amd or NVidia card.evetsreklaw
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hi ive seen that you have said you can crossfire 2 6670 gpu, im having great difficulty doing this. i have a asus p5kc mobo which says is able to crossfire. but i cant seem to enable them at all. cpuz recognises both cards as does system information. but i cant find how to activate them. also there is no option in ccc which someone on here told me to use. please help!!!!!! im nearly at the point of getting rid of both cards and seeing what else i can buy with the money.
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