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AMD crossfire support
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And because I read the question differently,
No. You do not need a Crossfire Ready motherboard to use a single, Crossfire Ready graphics card. Just because the graphics card specs state "Crossfire Yes" does not mean you need to use it in a Crossfire configuration.
-Wolf sends
No. You do not need a Crossfire Ready motherboard to use a single, Crossfire Ready graphics card. Just because the graphics card specs state "Crossfire Yes" does not mean you need to use it in a Crossfire configuration.
-Wolf sends
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