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re: Need Help Building a PC - Gaming Edition
Posted on 6/19/13 at 4:18 pm to Mr Gardoki
Posted on 6/19/13 at 4:18 pm to Mr Gardoki
Thanks for the quick response!
what are the negatives to crossfiring? I'm sure the parts are more expensive because you have to buy crossfire compatible mobo and such, but are there negatives?
what are the negatives to crossfiring? I'm sure the parts are more expensive because you have to buy crossfire compatible mobo and such, but are there negatives?
Posted on 6/19/13 at 4:22 pm to TexasTiger39
well you don't need to for 1080 at 60fps except for maybe crysis 3. Usually you can just lower a couple of settings that aren't very noticeable and it will be fine if it does come to that.
Crossfire is AMD, SLI is nvidia. For one it is a more expensive setup. If you were to do it down the road I would recommend beefing up a few parts now to make it easier later.
Crossfire has a lot of performance issues I have read about which stopped me from recently doing it myself. SLI is much more dependable so if it is something you really wanted to do I would go nvidia. However with single gpu's amd is a better deal right now in your price range. Like I said, I wouldn't worry about it right now, it is just something you want to plan for if you plan on doing it.
Also, I am by no means the most experienced and knowledgeable person here so make sure you take in everyones input. I think everyone comes from a different perspective too which helps and makes it more confusing.
Crossfire is AMD, SLI is nvidia. For one it is a more expensive setup. If you were to do it down the road I would recommend beefing up a few parts now to make it easier later.
Crossfire has a lot of performance issues I have read about which stopped me from recently doing it myself. SLI is much more dependable so if it is something you really wanted to do I would go nvidia. However with single gpu's amd is a better deal right now in your price range. Like I said, I wouldn't worry about it right now, it is just something you want to plan for if you plan on doing it.
Also, I am by no means the most experienced and knowledgeable person here so make sure you take in everyones input. I think everyone comes from a different perspective too which helps and makes it more confusing.
This post was edited on 6/19/13 at 4:25 pm
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