CF question

OnDborder · Dec 15, 2007

When you cf, do the cards have to be by the company?
Like if I were to have 2 HIS cards and wanted to add another, would it have to be another HIS?

HousERaT · Dec 15, 2007

Automata · Dec 15, 2007

OnDborder said:
When you cf, do the cards have to be by the company?
Like if I were to have 2 HIS cards and wanted to add another, would it have to be another HIS?

Nope, as long as the cores are the same, you will be ok

OnDborder · Dec 15, 2007

Now a little help selecting a mb.

HousERaT · Dec 15, 2007

price and performance........ Asus Maximus Formula!

Shell · Dec 15, 2007

ASUS P5E, the Maximus Formula is not worth the money.

And with CrossFire, you can mix GPUs, as long as they're the same family.(ie 38xx 29xx 19xx)

OnDborder · Dec 15, 2007

Can you put a physix card along with cf? Would it be a gaming benefit? I know I wouldn't dare use it for benching.

OnDborder · Dec 15, 2007

Shell said:
ASUS P5E, the Maximus Formula is not worth the money.

They are quite similar..

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golfingtigger · Dec 19, 2007

OnDborder said:
Can you put a physix card along with cf? Would it be a gaming benefit? I know I wouldn't dare use it for benching.

Based on what the ATI site indicates, you can. As for the gaming benefit, I would assume that the application would have to be written to take advantage of it.

Shell · Dec 19, 2007

You can put in a PhysX card with pretty much anything... but I wouldn't even bothing paying $10 for that thing, it's worthless because it's flawed and no one supports it.

TTP · Dec 19, 2007

I have the asus physX card in my CF setup and it's good for a few games. (GRAW, GRAW2, UT3)

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