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is two r9 270x msi twin frozr in crossfire overkill for only 720p (1366x768) resolution gaming
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DroneDroneDrone
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Yeah, you'd only need one. And at 720p you'll be maxing out most games with a single 270x. You could gets 280 instead as well.
AnthonyStew
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Considering you have a strong enough power supply and a motherboard that supports the dual GPU, I still think it is a bad idea. It would be substantially more beneficial to yourself to purchase a single, but more powerful card. The price of two of those GPUs is nearly 400$. I would personally recommend the R9 290 if you would like to stay with an AMD GPU. The Tri-x OC (380$) version haS 4gb DDR5 Ram and will max anything you throw at it pretty much at any resolution.
Chester Buttbeard
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Late answer/opinion I know I KNOW.. but if you have enough for both why don't you get the single card and if needed a higher res monitor?
Andrei_316
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Are you kidding me one is enough .-. Get a GTX 760 spend the rest on other things like a 1080p Monitor or a better CPU?
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