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8:15 PM - 03/01/2006 by
Patrick Schmid
Although the Nvidia graphics cards seem to scale better than ATI's solution, it is pretty obvious that Crossfire Xpress 3200's additional bandwidth is a nice benefit to dual graphics setups when compared to the Radeon Xpress 200 RD480.
Clearly, both dual x16 solutions ensure better frame rates; the range between minimum and maximum is smaller.
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