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Upgrading crossfire Later

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Nate5452

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Currently have a 24" Samsung monitor. Now I do not want to crossfire now and I know its hard to predict the future.


What are the chances that adding crossfire down the road will extend the life of a computer with respects to gaming?


will I be able to play top of the line games at pretty good res just by adding another card 2-3 yeras down the road?

Thanks
And sorry if the question is a little confusing
Nate
 
My theory is, if you don't do it to begin with, by the time you decide to go CF, there will be something that is better that is worth buying over a second, older card.

Specially if you are thinking 2 to 3 years from now, the answer would most certainly be not worth it.
 
Thanks... The only reason why I asked was because the motherboard I want will only do CF, but I really wanted to get an NVIDIA GPU, but if I am not going to see a need to SLI/Crossfire down the road by adding an "older card" then I will get the NVIDIA
 
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