ATI CROSSFIRE......ANYX88?

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Any X800 product huh? Does that mean it can run AGP cards to? Since i own
a X800 XT PE? Doubt it right......so I guess it cant be used with ANY X800
or X850. Unless im wrong?
 
Rob a écrit :
Any X800 product huh? Does that mean it can run AGP cards to? Since i own
a X800 XT PE? Doubt it right......so I guess it cant be used with ANY X800
or X850. Unless im wrong?

Any X800 or X850 _PCI-Express_ cards.
 
LOL but it doesnt say that does it? It sais ANY PRODUCT. Another bunk
advertisement and miss quote by ATI.
 
Any X800 product huh? Does that mean it can run AGP cards to? Since i own
a X800 XT PE? Doubt it right......so I guess it cant be used with ANY X800
or X850. Unless im wrong?

PCIe only of course. No surprise there.

X50 Crossfire card only works with another
X850 board ( any version, PCIe)

X800 Crossfire card only works with another
X800 board ( any version, PCIe )

Ati claims a more versatile solution than nVidia.
However, having to committ to a Crossfire card up front,
let alone the motherboard does not seem very attractive.

And the Crossfire cards WILL be very low-volume, as they will
be purchase only by those fully intending to pair them up with
a stanard card. The number of people demanding this sort
of graphics performance ( only wealthy gaming enthusiasts)
is small; thus the volume of Crossfire cards will be small and
the prices high. The nVidia solution pairs up standard
high-volume cards.

Also, Ati's solution is coming a year late and time-coincident
with the release of the next-gen GPUs (G70 and R520).
Many people have been pairing up 6600GTs on SLI
motherboards. Into the same (SLI) motherboard they can
now plug a single R520 or G70 card, leaving the second
PCIe16 socket area free for multiple-head video or some
other device ( such as an AGEIA physics processor,
maybe... ) and sell off the 2 6600GT boards separately
or as a pair.

John Lewis
 
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