AMD's driver installation either goes just as smoothly as Nvidia's or get ornery. The best-case scenario is that you plug the graphics cards into the mainboard, connect them with a CrossFire bridge, start the system, and install the driver. The worst-case scenario is that cards aren’t recognized by the drivers. If you drop back to only having one card inserted, the driver will install, but as soon as the second card is plugged in, the Catalyst Control Center (AMD's graphics driver interface) returns error messages complaining about missing files, preventing access to the CrossFire settings.
What happened to the "So long as ATi smoke Nvidia" attitude?User of 5850 are i must admit Ati drivers suck big time.My next card is nvidia.I miss physx,cuda,3dvision.And generally top games run better on Nvidia card.
Yes the 480 does beat a 5870 but the 5970 is still a single card even though it has a dual GPU. It is therefore the fastest single card, not the fastest single GPU, that belongs to the 480 as you stated.^Who told you Ati has fastest single card.Gtx 480 smokes 5870.And 5970 is a dual gpu card so compare it with dual gtx480.
Fastest single GPU is what does it for me, so I would say the latter rather than the former. If one of those GPU's on a dual GPU card is not used or fails then the card is no longer the fastest single card is it? Which is just what you said although I don't think it's what you meant to say.Which honour is more important fastest single card or fastest single gpu.I would say the latter is more important than former.
Oh, that was what you were saying! Sorry but I've had a few lunch time beers.Exactly mousemonkey fastest single gpu is more important than a fastest single card.