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[darkstag]

Hello, can i run ati pcie and ati pci to boost performance on single display??

 

[dhicks19]

nope

 

[darkstag]

Is there a way to run 2 GPU's on a single display and if so ,please explain how?

 

[dhicks19]

I am confused as to what you want to do. You can link two identical graphics cards together, this technology is called crossfire for ATI cards and SLI for Nvidia cards.

For e.g, I have got 2 separate ATI 6950 that are linked together using a crossfire bridge.

You have to have a motherboard that supports crossfire.

Your motherboard would need to have two PCI-E slots in which the cards would sit.

Please explain a bit further and I may be able to help a bit more.

 

[dhicks19]

and yes you can have more than one graphics card to boost performance on a single display

 

[darkstag]

I am confused as to what you want to do. You can link two identical graphics cards together, this technology is called crossfire for ATI cards and SLI for Nvidia cards.

For e.g, I have got 2 separate ATI 6950 that are linked together using a crossfire bridge.

You have to have a motherboard that supports crossfire.

Your motherboard would need to have two PCI-E slots in which the cards would sit.

Please explain a bit further and I may be able to help a bit more.

IM RUNNING ATI 2400HD PRO on windows xp SP3 w/ nvidia430 mobo {i think} this dinosaur HP Pavilion A1843w only has 1 PCIe slot so i figure i cant do it? GPU Viewer says that crossfire is disabled on the single card