O ohhenrylee Honorable Jan 24, 2014 28 0 10,530 Jul 8, 2014 #1 Can I crossfire these 2 cards? Also do the cards have to be by the same manufacturer?
Solution TechyInAZ Jul 8, 2014 No, they have to be the exact same video cards. However you can do it by a different company, like putting a MSI r9 280 with a gigabyte r9 280 would work.
No, they have to be the exact same video cards. However you can do it by a different company, like putting a MSI r9 280 with a gigabyte r9 280 would work.
TechyInAZ Titan Jun 23, 2014 18,226 403 81,340 www.youtube.com Jul 8, 2014 Solution #2 No, they have to be the exact same video cards. However you can do it by a different company, like putting a MSI r9 280 with a gigabyte r9 280 would work. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
No, they have to be the exact same video cards. However you can do it by a different company, like putting a MSI r9 280 with a gigabyte r9 280 would work.
Drew010 Honorable May 11, 2013 1,150 0 11,660 Jul 8, 2014 #3 TechyInAZ : No, they have to be the exact same video cards. However you can do it by a different company, like putting a MSI r9 280 with a gigabyte r9 280 would work. That's actually incorrect. They just have to have the same GPU. For example you can crossfire a 7970 with a 7950, 7870XT, or 280X. Upvote 1 Downvote
TechyInAZ : No, they have to be the exact same video cards. However you can do it by a different company, like putting a MSI r9 280 with a gigabyte r9 280 would work. That's actually incorrect. They just have to have the same GPU. For example you can crossfire a 7970 with a 7950, 7870XT, or 280X.