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Crossfire question
Is it possible to crossfire an ati radeon 5450 with a 5770?
My 5450 is all alone in my closet collecting dust and it makes me sad that it isn't doing anything.
My 5450 is all alone in my closet collecting dust and it makes me sad that it isn't doing anything.
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<DesiTwist> terty plays tb with the ghost turned off, uke turned off and uses that mouse with the ball in it
I happen to be a staff sargeant, and yet still don't know what you're talking about.
With this new "concept" mobo, ROG, it is. I put this in quotes because they called it a concept board but they have pictures of the final product.
It's the ASUS Immensity ROG.
http://www.techpowerup.com/123834/AS...therboard.html
It is to have an onboard ATI 5000series card(either a 5770 or 5450) and the ability to use both ATI and Nvidia at the SAME time! So yes you can have 2 different ATI cards.
For processors it supports ALL(or so it says)Pentium 4 and up. Somewhere it also said that some single core processors outclassed dual cores on it.
It also raised the max 3Dmark score by a couple thousand.
Keep in mind though that this is not released and is most likely not going to be released for a little while still.
It's the ASUS Immensity ROG.
http://www.techpowerup.com/123834/AS...therboard.html
It is to have an onboard ATI 5000series card(either a 5770 or 5450) and the ability to use both ATI and Nvidia at the SAME time! So yes you can have 2 different ATI cards.
For processors it supports ALL(or so it says)Pentium 4 and up. Somewhere it also said that some single core processors outclassed dual cores on it.
It also raised the max 3Dmark score by a couple thousand.
Keep in mind though that this is not released and is most likely not going to be released for a little while still.
Originally Posted by Yourface
With this new "concept" mobo, ROG, it is. I put this in quotes because they called it a concept board but they have pictures of the final product.
It's the ASUS Immensity ROG.
http://www.techpowerup.com/123834/AS...therboard.html
It is to have an onboard ATI 5000series card(either a 5770 or 5450) and the ability to use both ATI and Nvidia at the SAME time! So yes you can have 2 different ATI cards.
For processors it supports ALL(or so it says)Pentium 4 and up. Somewhere it also said that some single core processors outclassed dual cores on it.
It also raised the max 3Dmark score by a couple thousand.
Keep in mind though that this is not released and is most likely not going to be released for a little while still.
Shutup.
The correct answer is that you can't on your hardware, and you can't on any hardware that isn't utilizing a Lucid Hydra chip.
<Tapion> Salmon is nice fish
You shut up.
I was only going by what I was told by about 10 people.... and now after reading more.... different things are saying different things.
One says that it's to use nvidia and ati at the same time. Another says it's to run 2 different ati/nvidia cards...
one says that it supports almost all processors, one says just 1366 socket.
I was only going by what I was told by about 10 people.... and now after reading more.... different things are saying different things.
One says that it's to use nvidia and ati at the same time. Another says it's to run 2 different ati/nvidia cards...
one says that it supports almost all processors, one says just 1366 socket.
