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Hi,
I was looking for an AMD 550BE w/ ASRock M3A790GXH/128M running on 1333MHz DDR3 and try to unlock a flawless core and O/C it to the max it/I can.

Cards:Radeon HD 4850 (x2 or crossfire configuration) it is turning around 100$ per card (225$ for x2 version)
Link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] eo%20Cards

I'll run on a resolution of 1920x1200 max setting w/ a 24'inch monitor. As I posted my build, I realised a crossfire configuration demands a good CPU. Can you tell me if this build AMD based can support these cards at their full capacity?
Thank,

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If you're playing games that don't take advantage of more than two cores and you OC the crap out of it, you'll probably be good. I wouldn't count on unlocking cores.

You may want to pay a little more for an X3 720 BE and get a for-sure third core, but it will be clocked lower, but you can probably come close to the same OC if you're good.

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