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Hi, I was wondering if it was dangerous to use 2 crossfire brigde, I have to use 2 for 144 hz if not game crash and computer restart, 120 hz works on 1 but If I wanna play on 144 I have to use 2, is it dangerous ?

You only need one crossfire bridge. Two will not make a difference

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Hi, I was wondering if it was dangerous to use 2 crossfire brigde, I have to use 2 for 144 hz if not game crash and computer restart, 120 hz works on 1 but If I wanna play on 144 I have to use 2, is it dangerous ?

you only need one

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Thanks for the quick replies, But I asked if it was dangerous, I have to use 2 to play on 144hz, 144 hz with 1 it crash and restart on any games, 120 hz on 1 works great, but I need 2 for 144 hz So that's why I'm asking, not for the performance, thanks.

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It's not dangerous.

I used to have 2 on mine because it looked cooler.

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