Can I Crossfire my Radeon HD 8670D with my Zotac GeForce GT 610

[JEBtheGamer1]

I'm a bit of a noob so this might be a bit obvious to you but not to me. I have an AMD A10 6800k with an integrated Radeon graphics card, but am also adding a GeForce card (might change this as I have a bit more budget now). I have about $73 spare if I decide to not use the GeForce card, though that might to to a better card if that's optimal.

Link to my part list: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/JEBtheGamer1/saved/DfxnTW

Feel free to tell me if I'm bad at making PC's. My budget is $600 if you feel like giving me suggestions

 

[Hellfire13]

u cannot setup crossfire between amd and nvidia...they have different architectures altogether...
u ll need another amd card with similar specs or higher...

these are the minimum requirements...
2x or more AMD Radeon™ HD2000 series or greater graphics cards that are within the same family model number. E.g. 2 x AMD Radeon HD6770
An AMD CrossFire supporting motherboard
At least one AMD CrossFire interconnect bridge for each additional graphics card

this might be helpful...
http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDCrossFireFAQ.aspx

 

[Supahos]

No you cant crossfire them the onboard video is better than the 610. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/7dCZBm this is a better option (more hard drive fast memory to hell onboard video) could add a ssd or upgrade to 16gb memory if you choose.

 

[JEBtheGamer1]

No you cant crossfire them the onboard video is better than the 610. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/7dCZBm this is a better option (more hard drive fast memory to hell onboard video) could add a ssd or upgrade to 16gb memory if you choose.

Thanks for the tips I just have one question about the edited build; Why did you swap out the memory? Is there any benefit to using two smaller cards rather than one big one? Also, would you recommend getting a better graphics card than the integrated one? Because I do hope to use this for (mild) gaming.

 

[Supahos]

Yes two sticks of memory perform slightly better than one (dual channel mode allows more throughput and requires 2 sticks) the integrated card on those chips will do mild gaming well, especially with the faster memory. If you need a bit more you can always add a gtx750ti or gtx 950 and get a bit of a boost later

 

[hang-the-9]

I'm a bit of a noob so this might be a bit obvious to you but not to me. I have an AMD A10 6800k with an integrated Radeon graphics card, but am also adding a GeForce card (might change this as I have a bit more budget now). I have about $73 spare if I decide to not use the GeForce card, though that might to to a better card if that's optimal.

Link to my part list: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/JEBtheGamer1/saved/DfxnTW

Feel free to tell me if I'm bad at making PC's. My budget is $600 if you feel like giving me suggestions

That is a horrible build for the money. I"m guessing the $600 is Canadian not US currency. You picked a very slow video card, and a CPU with onboard video that is not needed if you are going to be using another video card. You also have a 4 gig and an 8 gig stick of different brands for some reason. Here are some $500 USD builds http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/forum-31.html?refine=500

Keep in mind that you also need to purchase a Windows license, monitor, keyboard, mouse if you don't have them.