Can you crossfire 6950 with 7950

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AMD crossfire chart. Thread starter night. Joined Dec 23, Messages 1, 0. System Specs. Joined Jan 21, Messages 3, 1.

Also AMD were pretty big on the 'hybrid' whatever its called crossfire! Joined May 9, Messages 1, 0. They should have included of course the old AMD crossfire chart. Thanks d1nky Yes that is what they called it "hybrid" crossfire. I know also that you can crossfire R9 x with s ghz or the plain and I know somebody also have successfully crossfire x with HD There was no intensive review yet.

I suspect that AMD dont want that to find out about issues users might encounter. It is doable but AMD dont have official statement about that. Joined Jan 25, Messages 1, 0.

Joined Oct 29, Messages 1, 0. I just go with the rule that if the cards have the same base core they will work together. Joined May 3, Messages 0. Joined Apr 19, Messages 12, 3. LaytonJnr said:. Or are you refering to when a "non-supported" card i. RCoon said:. It's a bloody mess. The concept of a multi-GPU setup was all the rage in the s. Since that time, the list of CrossFire compatible cards has grown exponentially but the technology itself ultimately hit a wall.

Read on to find out what CrossFire is and what exactly went wrong. The dream of having multiple graphics cards hooked into one PC and utilizing the power of those cards at the same time seemed like a crazy idea. AMD soon followed suit in However, the drawbacks of both technologies persisted and ultimately led to their demise. This sequence of events was caused by two main factors: that the two graphics cards needed to be specifically optimized by the game developers and, more importantly, the fact that these technologies never delivered anywhere near double the performance.

Table of Contents Show. If you can get for it, then go for it. Thank you technodean for you solutions and help. I assume the vaptor-x is the best. Last edited by Zaiphon; at PM. Bump :S. If I was you just get a new graphics card, crossfire will give you very little performance boost. Get something like a gigabyte , that will last you a while and it is a great overclocker. The card runs as cool as the reviews say and the framerate increase is actually greater than I expected, I've overclocked mine a little and its running fine.

I can only imagine that the crossfire solution would be problematic, and then there are the heat and power considerations. I'd say it's definitely more cost effective and creates a less problematic rig to sell on a and buy a The only disappointment was that eyefinity 2.