NightmareXX said:
I thought that was the case with SLi but Ikept reading places that they had to be EXACTLY the same (brand/core). Didn't think it was true but I aint an nVidia fan so I didn't bother to check it out.
Oh as a side question. If I'm not gonna be OCing my CPU, is the Asus A8R-MVP good for crossfire?
Asus A8R-MVP Crossfire is the best RD480 Chipset board, but why not go for the new RD580 Chipset as the RD480 is the old Chipset, Asus A8R32-MVP Deluxe Crossfire is the latest chipset one, id get it over the DFi, as thats a ridiculous price.
If your not to fussed and still fancy the A8R MVP then its still a fast board, as said its the best RD480 board by a long way, i picked one up on Sunday, finally got rid of my DFI LanParty RDX200 Crossfire.
Wish id got this board in the first place, very happy with it, Asus are the only boards ive ever used, and not had 1 single problem with any of em at all, decided to try the DFi as everyone was saying they are the dogs, but what an atrocious board, only had it 6 months and had nothing but problems, about as stable as a 2x legged table, so got rid and went back to Asus, and what a suprise, its running sweet as with no hint of problems, we live and learn.