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How and why Hybrid Crossfire?

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I have an HD2600XT with 512MB of GDDR3, and I'm about to get a new motherboard with a 790GX/SB750 chipset, onboard HD3300, and supports hybrid crossfire. Can I use hybrid crossfire to utilize both the HD2600XT and the HD3300? Would this even make sense to do? Would it help my graphics?

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I thought Hybrid CF was so that when you weren't doing graphic card demanding app's that it would switch over to the integrated graphics so you didn't waste energy.

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For 780 chipset, AMD recommends these cards. So i think better get some better GPU.

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It would be o.k with HD2600XT (XT indicates powerful cards in that series).

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