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Radeon HD7770 Crossfire?

Sam R
By Sam R
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I currently have the radeon HD7770 in Xfire, but i want to sell them and go with a single card what should i get?

I will probably get about 165 GBP for them both, so what is a good card for that?

Thank you

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If you can afford a 7870 tahiti or 7950, both are popular cards. Personally I have a 7950 in the mail and can't wait to get it. Other then that for under 200$ usd I would go with either 7850 or 650ti boost

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Im guessing you want the vram if you want better the only single cheap card is a 7950 nothing lower or a bit of frames will be lost youll see about 5-18 more fps unless a 7890 comes out.

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7870 XT/Tahiti LE is basically a 7890.

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