ASUS EAH6770 not crossfire capable?
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and that would save me to upgrading to only a mobo which has 2 PCI-e x16 slots seeing that 2 x 6770 is on par to a 6950
I could have been future proof
this taught me a lesson, looks aren't everything, I chose the ASUS version because it was a better known brand and it looked cooler, ugh, but not xfire capable, but are you saying that it's ok to go xfire without binding the 2 6770's together? You mean to say you can go crossfire by just putting them on 2 separate PCI-e x16 slots and then I'm good to go?