I'm currently looking at building a new mid range system (AMD FX 4100, 8 gig of ram, mechanical HDD, etc...)
My question is I'm looking at motherboard and graphics card choices, and was wondering is it worthwhile spending the extra £30 (yes I have to live with GBP) on a crossfire capable motherboard, and fit something like an ATI Radeon 7770; with a view to make the second GPU one of the first upgrades I go for? Or do I just go for a fatter Graphics card (funnily enough about £30 fatter)?
Which is going to give me the better real world performance (obviously after upgrade comparing first case with second)? I don't care about benchmarking, I'm just building a mid level gaming machine. I doesn't need to be able to do anything else, I have *this* computer for that.
My question is I'm looking at motherboard and graphics card choices, and was wondering is it worthwhile spending the extra £30 (yes I have to live with GBP) on a crossfire capable motherboard, and fit something like an ATI Radeon 7770; with a view to make the second GPU one of the first upgrades I go for? Or do I just go for a fatter Graphics card (funnily enough about £30 fatter)?
Which is going to give me the better real world performance (obviously after upgrade comparing first case with second)? I don't care about benchmarking, I'm just building a mid level gaming machine. I doesn't need to be able to do anything else, I have *this* computer for that.