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ak47jar3d
Yes, you should be able to game in ultra quality in dota 2 with that card. Crossfire has everything to do with power supply and Motherboard and nothing to do with processor. Meaning if your Motherboard supports and you have a big enough power supply, it will run regardless of processor. But with more gpu, the better the chances bottlenecking will happen (when cpu constrains gpu causing a lose of frames).
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Yes, you should be able to game in ultra quality in dota 2 with that card. Crossfire has everything to do with power supply and Motherboard and nothing to do with processor. Meaning if your Motherboard supports and you have a big enough power supply, it will run regardless of processor. But with more gpu, the better the chances bottlenecking will happen (when cpu constrains gpu causing a lose of frames).
 
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He was asking if you can run it in dual graphics mode like with AMD (APU and GPU crossfired).
 
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Anyway, since I already have you guys here, may I ask this question, what is the cheapest GPU that can go with Core i3 if I just want high settings with Dota 2? Any series, just the cheapest.
 
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