Can keeping two same graphics cards to a computer gives 2x performance

samer sami

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hello mates i want to know that can keeping two graphics cards of same type gives double performance?

example:
i have sapphire radeon 5450 1gb ddr3 graphics card with which i can play batman arkham city on low......

if i keep one more ati card of same type does my game run on high settings?

please reply if u have any answers........ :D




and THANK YOU..................... :)
 
you can only do it if your 2 cards can be crossfired which would require the cards to support crossfire and be compatible. you would also need to have a crossfire bridge connecting the 2 cards.

the performance gain isn't double and doesn't always work well with all games.
 

freddy1765

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I would highly recommend you buy a new card altogether if you want to play games. The 5450 is not a gaming card by any standards, and doesn't seem to have very good Xfire scaling :)
What's your rig/budget?
 
Nice Doraemon avatar.

No, your card does not support Xfire. It can hybrid Xfire, but the gain from hybrid Xfiring a weak card with IPG on compatible mobo will be minimal.

I suggest you to list your current full spec so we can give you the most appropriate upgrade path.
 

ricardois

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best option is upgrading your video card, if you tell us your Power supply, and the maximum budget of a gpu whe can recommend you a upgrading, buying another 5450 will give you almost no improvement in gaming and will be a waste of money.
 

samer sami

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what is mobo and PSU and say me some good graphics cards below 6000 rupees only

and what is ur graphics card and price?
 

ricardois

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if you wan't to play batman arkham city i would recommend you minimum a 6850 but that is a little over your budget U$149

the best gpu on that budget is the 6770 but if you can upgrade to the 6850 would be a nice investment.

but you need to make sure your psu is good enough to handle it, also make sure your Motherboard have a pci-e x16 slot

7750 could be an option too.