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Crossfire With Different Architectures

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fahdriyami

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Would testing Crossfire with different architectures ruin any of the cards or the motherboard? for example, trying to Crossfire a 4800 series with a 3800 series, or Crossfire-ing the 3000 and 4000 series "X2" cards...Some people claim to have successfully Crossfired a HD 4870 X2 with a HD 2600 XT, but with almost no performance gains...
 
try it and see what happens, i don't see it damaging a damn thing. I've been thinking about trying it with a 3870 and a 4870x2.
 
RADEoN said:
try it and see what happens, i don't see it damaging a damn thing. I've been thinking about trying it with a 3870 and a 4870x2.
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The Thing is...i have both the 4870X2 and a 2600XT that people crossfired, even though i know i wont get any gains, its just fun...experimenting...:p
 
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