Can I crossfire HD6570?

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Amd.com, the box, and some people said that it's crossfire ready, but game-debate.com doesn't. Then I checked the gpu and realized that it has no Crossfire port. All of these things make me confused.

Which one is true?

Do crossfire ready GPUs always have crossfire ports?

Don't ask me to buy another card and waste this card

Can I crossfire it with another HD6570? How to enable the crossfire if I've plugged those two identical cards on the same board? Is it automatically enabled?

Thank you :)
 
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It is not recommended to crossfire entry level graphics cards. They theoretically support crossfire but you will have huge microsluttering problems with their crossfire and not so amazing performance gain.
For crossfiring a crossfire bridge cable is required. However for low end cards, you donot need a Xfire bridge. Just plug them in and pciE(Slot for g-card) will do.. More on crossfire here-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHqSAcLpHcs.

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It is not recommended to crossfire entry level graphics cards. They theoretically support crossfire but you will have huge microsluttering problems with their crossfire and not so amazing performance gain.
For crossfiring a crossfire bridge cable is required. However for low end cards, you donot need a Xfire bridge. Just plug them in and pciE(Slot for g-card) will do.. More on crossfire here-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHqSAcLpHcs.
 
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I wasnt able to find any review. Xfire 6570 is a rare thing and due to its problems, I doubt anyone would have tried. So I cant realy comment on performance. Only I can say it is not worth it. From what I have read, you may get performance roughly equal to a single HD 6850 with huge microsluttering problems.
 
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A single HD6850 is good for me. Thanks for your help