I was thinking if that's possible since I can get one for cheap
I was thinking if that's possible since I can get one for cheap
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I dont think it will work. The 7950GX2 uses internal SLi as you know, and a board with a chipset that isn't nvidia's will limit it to 1 card.
To be honest, half of me says it will work and the other half says it wont - which makes more sense.
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i used 1 in a matx board with 1 pci-e 16x slot with an amd 690g chipset. i took my chances and it worked perfectly. no issues. idk if it will for you, but good luck
Originally Posted by Call me Ugly
i can only speak from my personal experience. I have NO idea if it will work for you or not. I wasnt sure if it would for me either but it was a good enough price that if it didnt i can sell it and break even.
edit: note i hate a 7950gx2, not the 7900gx2. i havent heard the best reviews of the 7900gx2.
Originally Posted by Call me Ugly
Well I think I'll pass on 7900GX2 and buy some 1 core & cheap card because this is too risky
Thanks for the info
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It would work fine
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it works it just uses 1 slot and has the sli controller on the maser cards pcb so it dont matter what board u use
proof, plenty of people have done it just look at the orb or ask some1 who had the card
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The card has internal SLI on it, so it doesnt need SLI on the motherboard to work.
The card will work fine on any Intel/ATI chipset thats set for Crossfire because the card doesnt need an SLI board to actually do its SLI.
that was the biggest selling point of that card. it worked sli on any mobo. you enable it in nvidia cp but it is not "normal" sli as in GPU-Z will still say its not active but its checked and working as per control panel
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It will work because I'm using it right now on a CF board
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It will work. I've seen 7900GX2 cards being used in P35 boards and X38 boards, both of which are crossfire compatible.
Of course it does work, the sli-bridge is on-card, so no worries there.
That same way, the HD3870X2 works on every SLI motherboard and every 9800GX2 will work on every Crossfire motherboard.
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