Hello. I have a R7 260X Core edition 2GB DDR5 XFX (http://cdn.agilitycms.com/xfx/MediaGroupings/98/R7-260X-CNF-00-4_0.jpg), and I was wondering about crossfire. Im a hardcore gamer, so I just aim for the lowest quality settings and max FPS. Im soon buying a 144Hz monitor, which is expensive, and I dont have the budget to push out for a new graphics card. I play Overwatch and have about 90-120 FPS (nothing lower and tested it on a 144Hz monitor), I just need to push out 50-60 more fps to have stable 150fps ingame and will another r7 260x do the job? Since i could try to get it for about 100$ and thats way cheaper then a new graphics card.
Some other info, my motherboard supports crossfire, i have 2x 4GB Ram, power supply 450W but considering buying a 650W soon. Any information or experiences all welcomed.
EDIT: Did a lot of googleing, and im kinda feeling stupid not, but whatever. Found out that it can also crossfire with Radeon HD 7790, also found out that the brand does not matter, i tought it had to be the same one, so the specs of the weaker card will be used when going crossfire, so I just need a HD 7790 or 260x with 2GB (since mine is 2GB), and try to get similar clock speeds. Then last question, will my performance be boosted enough if I crossfire?
Some other info, my motherboard supports crossfire, i have 2x 4GB Ram, power supply 450W but considering buying a 650W soon. Any information or experiences all welcomed.
EDIT: Did a lot of googleing, and im kinda feeling stupid not, but whatever. Found out that it can also crossfire with Radeon HD 7790, also found out that the brand does not matter, i tought it had to be the same one, so the specs of the weaker card will be used when going crossfire, so I just need a HD 7790 or 260x with 2GB (since mine is 2GB), and try to get similar clock speeds. Then last question, will my performance be boosted enough if I crossfire?
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