aaron92 Distinguished Jun 29, 2010 66 0 18,640 Aug 1, 2010 #1 So to start off, does the 5770 even take advantage of 16 lanes? My motherboard (Asus P7P55E-E Pro) supports CrossfireX for 8x/8x only. Is this bottle-necking my two 5770s?
So to start off, does the 5770 even take advantage of 16 lanes? My motherboard (Asus P7P55E-E Pro) supports CrossfireX for 8x/8x only. Is this bottle-necking my two 5770s?
Solution S S shadow187 Aug 1, 2010 Not at all. You might squeeze out another 1-2FPS on a 16x/16x bored, but 8x/8x is perfectly fine, even for an HD5850 crossfire. Assuming, of course, we're speaking of PCI-E 2.0
Not at all. You might squeeze out another 1-2FPS on a 16x/16x bored, but 8x/8x is perfectly fine, even for an HD5850 crossfire. Assuming, of course, we're speaking of PCI-E 2.0
S shadow187 Splendid Sep 16, 2009 4,103 0 23,160 Aug 1, 2010 Solution #2 Not at all. You might squeeze out another 1-2FPS on a 16x/16x bored, but 8x/8x is perfectly fine, even for an HD5850 crossfire. Assuming, of course, we're speaking of PCI-E 2.0 Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Not at all. You might squeeze out another 1-2FPS on a 16x/16x bored, but 8x/8x is perfectly fine, even for an HD5850 crossfire. Assuming, of course, we're speaking of PCI-E 2.0
aaron92 Distinguished Jun 29, 2010 66 0 18,640 Aug 2, 2010 #3 Yes sir, thank you so much for the reassurance -Aaron Upvote 0 Downvote
aaron92 Distinguished Jun 29, 2010 66 0 18,640 Aug 2, 2010 #4 Best answer selected by aaron92. Upvote 0 Downvote