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Sapphire;
Dx11
Crossfire
Overclock to exceed
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| XXXROZEN4LYFEXXX wrote: | Sapphire;
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Crossfire is for multiple cards right?
I can't afford that, I'm only getting one.
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| what doesn't support dx11? Dx11 is backwards compatible with 10.1. 10, 9, 8, etc. Just buy a dx11 card. If anything it will run dx10 games way better than a dx10 card.
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| Hero wrote: | | what doesn't support dx11? Dx11 is backwards compatible with 10.1. 10, 9, 8, etc. Just buy a dx11 card. If anything it will run dx10 games way better than a dx10 card. |
Nono the gigabyte was advertised as a dx11 card but only supports up to dx10 "until a software update sometime in 2011", so I'm just going with saphire.
Also, do you need two of the exact same cards to crossfire?
Or can I crossfire a 6850 with like a 4000 series?
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Gigabyte is mid tier. MSI/asus or gtfo.
sapphire is good though, I have their 4850. Idk how you managed to find this card under 250 though. The are usually higher. Get that sapphire, but you wont be able to OC which is why I suggested the 460 with twinfrozr.
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