- Apr 25, 2016
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I was wondering if it would be worth it if I bought another 7870 to crossfire them due to the recent graphic demands. I'm not a hardcore gamer nor do I play on the highest setting for everything, but I don't want to upgrade to a new card until Nvidia and AMD both flush out their new line up of cards (possibly sometime next year or so) and maybe when Intel or AMD come out with a new nm chip. This isn't a priority though. The only reason why I'm thinking about buying another one is because some of these new games are starting to push out my graphics card. For example, I can play Rise of Tomb Raider on a medium settings, but with the new games coming out I'll be pushed down to low settings which will drive me crazy.
Another possibility is I already have another 7850 that I used to crossfire with the 7870 but I actually have 2 computers now. One is a home computer that I game on and another I work on school work with (architecture student so Autodesk and Adobe products mainly which don't much graphic processing) Should I just pair the two together and buy a completely separate card for the studio computer?
Another possibility is I already have another 7850 that I used to crossfire with the 7870 but I actually have 2 computers now. One is a home computer that I game on and another I work on school work with (architecture student so Autodesk and Adobe products mainly which don't much graphic processing) Should I just pair the two together and buy a completely separate card for the studio computer?
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