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Crossfire vs single card?
- Thread starter Thevin Vinu
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Solution
Single expensive card > Cheaper crossfired cards
In MOST cases, there are exceptions.
This is largely because some games don't react well to crossfire and by having one single expensive card it gives you room to improve > crossfire in the future
What cards are you looking at buying or just curious about this question?
In MOST cases, there are exceptions.
This is largely because some games don't react well to crossfire and by having one single expensive card it gives you room to improve > crossfire in the future
What cards are you looking at buying or just curious about this question?
mi1ez
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Pretty much this.
Although you *can* get better performance for the same money going Crossfire/SLI, this won't be the case in every game. If you want consistency then go single card.
Plus, when you come to upgrade you can add a second card and they will have dropped in price!
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