If my graphics card that isn't sli/crossfired is not good enough for some game I want to play at medium settings, is it always cheaper to buy another card for sli/crossfire with the current one, rather than buying a card to replace current one? Seems like this sounds right, because you don't have to buy as good of a card you'd have to buy if you were replacing current one. Assume rest of the computer parts are all compatible with sli/crossfire and the graphics card is all you need.
I ask because I'm building a system using MSI Microstar ATI Radeon HD5670 1GB DDR3 VGA/DVI/HDMI PCI-Express Video Card, and want to decide if I should buy a crossfire compatible mobo or not, in case 3+ years down the road, there's a new game I want to play at medium settings.
I ask because I'm building a system using MSI Microstar ATI Radeon HD5670 1GB DDR3 VGA/DVI/HDMI PCI-Express Video Card, and want to decide if I should buy a crossfire compatible mobo or not, in case 3+ years down the road, there's a new game I want to play at medium settings.