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R520 yields not looking good...

[RIP]Zeus said:
Old name for a non-existant card called crossfire :D
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Yeah I know what AMR is. But there are no special yield numbers for Crossfire - it's the same chips on the master card that have been shipping for the past year. The only difference is the compositing chip.
 
trinibwoy said:
Yeah I know what AMR is. But there are no special yield numbers for Crossfire - it's the same chips on the master card that have been shipping for the past year. The only difference is the compositing chip.
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I might be wrong on this. And if i am plz correct me. I thought the compositing chip was on the ati mobo?

Or is it on both the xfire and mobo? Cause if it is just on the card. Why would one need a mobo?
 
Hate_Bot said:
I'll reserve judgement untill I see an actual review.

However, if the recent rumors about the yields of AMR are true, this card could be quite good in a dual card setup.

We'll have to wait and see,
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Wow, there are two of us!!! ;)
 
[RIP]Zeus said:
I might be wrong on this. And if i am plz correct me. I thought the compositing chip was on the ati mobo?

Or is it on both the xfire and mobo? Cause if it is just on the card. Why would one need a mobo?
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Hmm I thought the compositing chip was on the master card.
 
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