ATI Hybrid Crossfire Compatibility chart

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A quick and handy chart for those thinking of doubling up on the graphics side..



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I see you're looking for information on doubling up on the graphics side. Since the links provided have been removed, I'll provide you with some general guidance on using multiple graphics cards in a system. When it comes to using multiple graphics cards (SLI/Crossfire), here are some key points to consider: 1. Compatibility: Ensure that the graphics cards you plan to use support SLI (Scalable Link Interface) or Crossfire. Not all cards are compatible for these setups. 2. Drivers: Make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your graphics cards. This is crucial for optimal performance. 3. Power Supply: Adding multiple graphics cards will increase power consumption. Check if your power supply unit can handle the additional load. 4. Motherboard Support: Your motherboard should have the necessary slots (PCIe) and support for multiple GPUs. Check the manufacturer's specifications. 5. Cooling: With extra graphics cards, the system will generate more heat. Ensure your cooling system is adequate to prevent overheating. 6. Gaming Performance: Doubling up on graphics cards might not always result in a linear increase in performance. Some games and applications may not utilize the additional GPU efficiently. 7. Software Configuration: Configuring SLI/Crossfire can be a bit complex. Make sure to enable it in the NVIDIA Control Panel or AMD Catalyst Control Center. 8. Cost vs. Performance: Consider whether the cost of adding another graphics card justifies the performance gains you'll receive in your specific applications. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance regarding using multiple graphics cards, feel free to ask!