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i have the amd fx 6300 and i built the pc and i want a new motherboard due to im upgrading to 2 radeon 7750 2gb
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Do not get a new motherboard then, instead sell your current graphics card and buy a more powerful single card.
Crossfire does not work well on low - mid range cards. Its ALWAYS better to get a single better card, so few games can actually use 2 graphics cards at the same time.
Crossfire does not work well on low - mid range cards. Its ALWAYS better to get a single better card, so few games can actually use 2 graphics cards at the same time.
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You should have no problems with your current board. Total bandwidth is 16X and even the most memory hogging games don't come close to the 16X bandwidth. I would try the dual radeon 7750 configuration and see what kind of FPS you get. It will be a decent gaming experience. If there are any problems it will be with the CPU possibly bottle necking the data. Give it a try first. One step at a time.
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