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1070ti vs rx 580 crossfire

PandaGab68
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Hey guys, I have a zotac 1070ti amp edition paired with a Ryzen 5 3600x. Long story short, I wanted to buy another 1070ti and SLI, but figured out my mobo only support AMD's crossfire. The thing is that I am a green team (nvidia) guy since my first pc and never really been attracted to red team (amd) since now because of my motherboard and cpu. 

 

I need your help with this :

I'm I better with my single used zotac1070ti amp edition 

OR 

buy 2x asus strix rx 580 8g and but them in crossfire. 

 

Thanks for your help guys !

 

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1 minute ago, PandaGab68 said:

I'm I better with my single used zotac1070ti amp edition 

OR 

buy 2x asus strix rx 580 8g and but them in crossfire. 

Crossfire RX 580 will be about as good as your current setup when it is supported well, maybe a touch better. While in scenarios where it is not supported well, you will get a lot less fps and possibly stuttering too. Not worth it.

 

Either sell your 1070 Ti and buying something newer or just keep it as-is.

"We're all in this together, might as well be friends" Tom, Toonami.

 

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