rj_cool81
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 Posted: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:45:48 Post Subject: |
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| x.clay wrote: | | I would stick with what you have. I believe I read that two 4670's in crossfire are roughly the performance of a 4850/9800gtx. A pair of 4650's would be a bit slower which would put you right back around the performance of you 9800 gt. You also introduce more potential headaches with a multi-GPU setup. I am guessing you are looking to spend around $120 for the pair of 4650's. For that same budget you can be within $10-$20 of a HD 4850 which would give you more consistant performance. Even that isn't a huge upgrade from your 9800gt so you may want to keep saving for a while. |
actually it's my 1st time to venture into multi-GPU setup..
what problem's might come up?.. is it too much headache?
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