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Can you crossfire a 390x with a Fury x?

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Can you crossfire a 390x with a Fury x?

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No you need two of the same card to setup crossfire

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nope.

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No you need two of the same card to setup crossfire

Ahh.. no

 

But I doubt the Fury and 290X/ 390x are compatible.

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Ahh.. no

But I doubt the Fury and 290X/ 390x are compatible.

I mean sli ofcourse...
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I mean sli ofcourse...

But he's talking about crossfire..

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Nope, crossfire requires same architecture family (390x is Hawaii and Fury X is Fiji). 

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Nope, crossfire requires same architecture family (390x is Hawaii and Fury X is Fiji).

Grenada* not hawaii.

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Grenada* not hawaii.

 

My bad, not too up to date on AMD and I thought the 300 were still Hawaii, original point stands though!

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Not at the moment, but maybe in dx12 games, so not before 6 months at the very least.

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Grenada is a revision of Hawaii (if even that), and they're still CrossFire compatible.

is it already? if I recall correctly you couldn't just cf the 390x and 290x at launch. I think you needed to flash the bios of one of the cards to match up (the 290x to be a 390x or vise versa), but my info could be out of date and you might be able to cf without bios flash.

 

edit: at least according to this guy you could not crossfire 2xx with 3xx at the time of this around 2:10

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HBM + GDDR5 won't mix very will two very archatectures = lots of errors. 

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is it already? if I recall correctly you couldn't just cf the 390x and 290x at launch. I think you needed to flash the bios of one of the cards to match up (the 290x to be a 390x or vise versa), but my info could be out of date and you might be able to cf without bios flash.

 

edit: at least according to this guy you could not crossfire 2xx with 3xx at the time of this around 2:10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=422&v=DuA3T9MzNic

Hmm, my mistake. I thought I read that you could somewhere, but can't seem to find it. Oh well.

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