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graphics card update / crossfire

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  • 27-08-2011 5:07pm
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    freeze4real
    Registered Users Posts: 2,540 ✭✭✭


    Hello guys a pc newbie or noob here.

    I would like to use two graphics card on my pc. AKA crossfire.

    I read onb the internet that to do some it myst be the same manufacturerof the graphics card so

    1. Is that so ?

    my motherboard is a matsonic 9357e a very oldish model with 1.5gb of ram.

    http://www.motherboard.cz/mb/matsonic/ms9357e.htm

    I already use a an ATI radeon 9550, what other cheap graphics card that can suit my pc ?

    I was thinking of buying the old model maybe a 9250 or 9000 is a that a god idea ?

    thanks


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    Jonny7
    Registered Users Posts: 6,696 ✭✭✭Jonny7


    freeze4real wrote: »
    Hello guys a pc newbie or noob here.

    I would like to use two graphics card on my pc. AKA crossfire.

    I read onb the internet that to do some it myst be the same manufacturerof the graphics card so

    1. Is that so ?

    my motherboard is a matsonic 9357e a very oldish model with 1.5gb of ram.

    http://www.motherboard.cz/mb/matsonic/ms9357e.htm

    I already use a an ATI radeon 9550, what other cheap graphics card that can suit my pc ?

    I was thinking of buying the old model maybe a 9250 or 9000 is a that a god idea ?

    thanks

    The motherboard needs to be crossfire compatible (have 2 slots for 2 graphics cards) - yours apparently doesn't.

    Also what games do you want to play?
    that is some pretty old kit you have there


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