JKatwyopc

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Just get a Radeon HD 7750 card for about $100. Trying to run two 6670's in crossfire will not result in a significant performance boost over running a single 7750 and using the 7750 avoids the complications of crossfire.
 

paddys09

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As far as I know 6670's only support dual x-fire and even then its kind of limited as it doesn't require a bridge, I think that its more like some hybrid xfire, so I don't think it would work throwing another APU at it... could be wrong though...

Either way I seriously doubt its all going to add up to some sort of miracle machine that beats any of the recent mid range cards...
 

lchrisk

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Why would you even do that. An Apu is made for cheap budget gaming, maybe with one graphics card like the 6670. If you're going to buy 2 6670s, it would just be stupid. Just get the 650 ti or the 7770. Although, it would be a complete waste of money for your apu build.

If you really wanna do something like that, that won't waste your money, just get one 6670, and save up a lil to get a new processor and a whole new build.
 

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