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does earthdogs 295x2card really belong in the crossfire group?
it's a singleboard
it's a singleboard
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If GPUz says Crossfire is enabled it belongs in the dual GPU category.
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Seriously ? it has two cores bro ?
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Nice run Woomack 
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Mandoobie was correct. Got a nice bump from my NB. Thanks Mike.
http://hwbot.org/submission/2809966_
Mandoobie was correct. Got a nice bump from my NB. Thanks Mike.
http://hwbot.org/submission/2809966_
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witchy,
yea, i seez this here picture and it takes a single slot, looks like a single to me
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witchy,
yea, i seez this here picture and it takes a single slot, looks like a single to me
It has two GPU cores..... Look at the GPU without a heatsink.
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it might have seven for all I know, it's the hwbot rules that confuse me a little in this case.
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It's by number of cores.
The information isn't hard to find, it's in the specs for the GPU model.
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Hard to tell if it's the Nb Freq helping or the extra Cpu Oc Blaylock but you're welcome.
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witchy,
yea, i seez this here picture and it takes a single slot, looks like a single to me
I understand your perspective here caddi, one physical card. For competition sake this card has to compete with SLI and xFire set ups or it would completely dominate and rightly so.
BTW, that is a two slot cooler .............
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witchy, it takes 1 pcie slot, still looks like a single card to me, but hwbot rules is hwbot rules and I see why they call it crossfire.
Dejo, quit your grousing, you're within 200 of a pair of 980's for gawd sakes!!!
Dejo, quit your grousing, you're within 200 of a pair of 980's for gawd sakes!!!
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caddi, your card only uses a single pcie slot but takes up 2 expansion slots- which makes it a dual slot cooling solution.
sadly with the way cards are today there are no fair ways to look at a card. if it is as a single on a dual gpu then you spank single cards, yet they dont usually compare equally to a 2 cards of the comparable gpu
sadly with the way cards are today there are no fair ways to look at a card. if it is as a single on a dual gpu then you spank single cards, yet they dont usually compare equally to a 2 cards of the comparable gpu
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if it takes a single pcie slot it's a single to me, with what little i know of gpu's.
I still want to see the day when sli or cross fire use both sets of vram and not mirror one to the other and also one card works on one part and the other card the other half and scaling is 100%.
I still want to see the day when sli or cross fire use both sets of vram and not mirror one to the other and also one card works on one part and the other card the other half and scaling is 100%.
2 gpu cores CD... It's two gpus on one board. The board does not make it a single gpu, as there are two gpus on that one board. The slot has nothing to do with it.
As far as your multi gpu wishes, it exists in SFR rendering, just not a lot of games support it.
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