Crossfire with GA-X58a-UD3R
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- May 27, 2010
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I believe that is up to the GPU and not the motherboard (as long as it supports crossfire)
However, there seems to be a gap everywhere regarding Curacao GPUs. It is listed as a GCN 1 GPU, but I am still not sure if it supports bridgeless. Not even on AMDs list of R9-300 series GPUs, and their crossfire chart is woefully outdated. Their faq leads in circles referencing a document that I don't think exists (they say to go to the crossfire support for R9 series, which says some cards don't need it, see the crossfire chart, the chart stops at the 200 series and doesn't mention bridgeless)
My usual Wikipedia source only has the GPU listed, not its capabilities, and it isn't listed there as a GPU in any generation. The information regarding the GCN generations doesn't mention bridged or bridgeless at all.
Easiest is to try it and see. If you need one, the bridge should have come with your motherboard. If not they are only a few dollars.
However, there seems to be a gap everywhere regarding Curacao GPUs. It is listed as a GCN 1 GPU, but I am still not sure if it supports bridgeless. Not even on AMDs list of R9-300 series GPUs, and their crossfire chart is woefully outdated. Their faq leads in circles referencing a document that I don't think exists (they say to go to the crossfire support for R9 series, which says some cards don't need it, see the crossfire chart, the chart stops at the 200 series and doesn't mention bridgeless)
My usual Wikipedia source only has the GPU listed, not its capabilities, and it isn't listed there as a GPU in any generation. The information regarding the GCN generations doesn't mention bridged or bridgeless at all.
Easiest is to try it and see. If you need one, the bridge should have come with your motherboard. If not they are only a few dollars.
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