Cindori macrumors 68040 Jan 17, 2008 3,528 378 Sweden Sep 19, 2008 #26 Yeah, but you still have the second card running at half speed. : /
Sveetly macrumors member Original poster Mar 12, 2008 43 0 PA Sep 20, 2008 #27 I've heard (I forget where) that 8x is usually only about a 7% decrease over 16x when used in crossfire with a 16x card. So an 8x isn't half speed.
I've heard (I forget where) that 8x is usually only about a 7% decrease over 16x when used in crossfire with a 16x card. So an 8x isn't half speed.
ungraphic macrumors 6502a Nov 15, 2007 596 0 Toronto, Canada Sep 20, 2008 #28 Sveetly said: I've heard (I forget where) that 8x is usually only about a 7% decrease over 16x when used in crossfire with a 16x card. So an 8x isn't half speed. Click to expand... This is true.
Sveetly said: I've heard (I forget where) that 8x is usually only about a 7% decrease over 16x when used in crossfire with a 16x card. So an 8x isn't half speed. Click to expand... This is true.
B Bryy macrumors newbie Mar 24, 2008 12 0 Dec 29, 2009 #29 Sveetly said: The power cable is found here: http://shop.ati.com/product.asp?sku=3280778 (You need two. You might already have one) Click to expand... Do you honestly need two, because my card only has one input.
Sveetly said: The power cable is found here: http://shop.ati.com/product.asp?sku=3280778 (You need two. You might already have one) Click to expand... Do you honestly need two, because my card only has one input.
Sveetly macrumors member Original poster Mar 12, 2008 43 0 PA Dec 30, 2009 #30 Bryy said: Do you honestly need two, because my card only has one input. Click to expand... If your card has two, you need two. If you look at my pictures near the beginning, my card has two plugs a six pin and an 8 pin (which I used a six pin in.) If your card really only has one plug, then you only need one.
Bryy said: Do you honestly need two, because my card only has one input. Click to expand... If your card has two, you need two. If you look at my pictures near the beginning, my card has two plugs a six pin and an 8 pin (which I used a six pin in.) If your card really only has one plug, then you only need one.