Want to run another graphic card in my setup.

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koffeeshop77
it might be cheaper to just buy one single 290 or even 390 if you are already investing money anyway.
-would be the same as the xfire or faster ;)
- you would not need a new PSU
-one card would be more efficient
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koffeeshop77

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it might be cheaper to just buy one single 290 or even 390 if you are already investing money anyway.
-would be the same as the xfire or faster ;)
- you would not need a new PSU
-one card would be more efficient
 
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pmthemouse

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Anyway I can use 2 without buying a new PSU?
 
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koffeeshop77

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no 650 will not cut it for 2 cards, i dont even think the corsair came with that many plugins so you would somehow have to dasie chain them and that in itself is a no, no, you will definitely need another psu if you want 2 cards in there period. however:, .. you can sell you current card on ebay for 150$ and buy a new 290x and it will run fine on your current PSU + a 290x is not very expensive atm and cost around 250$ on ebay right now which would be cheaper and faster than buying new psu90$+ a new 150$ GPU , in addition not every game is optimized for crossfire so only about 60% of the games would really benefit from it.
 
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