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Xfire bridge?

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slickmitch

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Just bought 2 xfx 5770 for xfire and neither came with a bridge. I cant seem to find one for sale either now wtf do I do?
 
slickmitch said:
Just bought 2 xfx 5770 for xfire and neither came with a bridge. I cant seem to find one for sale either now wtf do I do?
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as far as i know every retail card should come with a bridge. if you bought an oem youll have to source it yourself. id just contact xfx and ask for one.
 
That's really weird, every radeon video card I've bought came with a crossfire bridge. Just call your manufacturer and they should be able to hook you up, particularly since you bought TWO of their products.
 
The mobo should have come with whatever bridges needed/supported. Mine came with a cf and sli bridge. The spacing can be different on different mobos. This is why the mobo manuf. provides them.
 
Every ATI card should come with a crossfire bridge.
Unless XFX is cost cutting again!
 
yes, they are. look at the pics of xfx 5770s on newegg, they dont include a bridge.
 
I cant seem to find one for sale either now wtf do I do?
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OP: PM me your address and I'll mail you a standard length CF bridge. I've got three and definitely don't need that many.
 
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