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Hello,
Quick question I bought the two above products and was wondering will this crossfire or better to turn off on chip? Confused over these Apuleius
 

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I know I should've went Fx. Wish I could've changed it I didn't really know to much of the apu s. the nice part is I'm building my son a PC so ill use the a10 for that. Thanks for the help.
 
No. They will not XFire together. The integrated graphic core should disable itself to the best of my knowledge.

The most powerful card that Trinity will XFire with is the Radeon HD 6670 / HD 7670. Both cards are the same. The HD 7670 is just a rebranded HD 6670 and is only sold to OEM builders like Dell, Acer and HP.
 

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It's not crossfire it is call Radeon Dual Graphics, it's pretty new..and cool.

Check it out: http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/dual-graphics/pages/dual-graphics.aspx#1
 

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Update
Thanks to Craigslist I managed to get rid of the pieces I wanted to. I ended up with the i5 3570k which was my idea at the beginning of this but was short on funds.
So my next question seeing how I sold the graphics card which should I get gtx 660 or 7870 cards. I'm trying to swing the 660 ti not sure yet if I can.
Thanks for all the comments.
 
So you are short of cash so you buy an expensive CPU which needs an expensive platform to be unharnessed and the GPU on top of that.

I have made socket FM2 my fanfare at present, have FM2 setups running a 5800k with a HD7870 Myst and a Athlon II 750K with a 7950, both play BF3 64 man maps fully buffed at the same FPS as I did with my 1100T's and FX parts. Just because its FM2 doesn't mean performance is cheap, those that get over the low cost myopia and actually go and own one will see these are very impressive parts. Simply put the APU is revolutionary there is nothing that comes close to it and has is the only true HSA ready CPU on the market which will start to have material benefits as the years go on.

A 750K + A85 would set you back less than $200 which is less than the 3570k retails for, that would get you to your GTX660ti or 7870LE
 

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By the time I sold the amd parts off I managed to have more money to work with. That's how I ended up with the new intel parts I also got faster ram. No GPU yet but I was considering the 7950 vapor x 3 gig I think (sapphire) or the Msi power edition 660 ti 2 gig eventually ill be buying a second card to crossfire or sli which do you guys prefer ill be gaming eventually on it. I have 1866 ram 16 gig and a ssd 120gig hard drive. Any opinions would be great.

Thanks for everything so far.
 
i think the 7950 is better than the ti, and amd has better multi monitor with eyeinfinity, but i know for sure in certain games that they prefer nvidia, either is a good choice, at this time i dont think sli or crossfire is worse than the other its more on how stable the drivers are. Im crossfiring two 6770, but there lower end cards and dont scale well as i couldnt bump settings in some games because of the 1gb vram.

SLI 660s if i remember beat a single 680 and of course two 7950 would beat a single 7970 lol