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I need help with crossfire

AgunneR
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390x, 390, 970. All really good cards, just avoid the Asus versions.

Alright, thanks

550w is sufficient for a single GPU, no need for a 750w. If you're still thinking of crossfiring, which two cards?

If anyone asks you never saw me.

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550w is sufficient for a single GPU, no need for a 750w. If you're still thinking of crossfiring, which two cards?

my current gpu (xfx radeon r9 280) 

 

with (possibly, someone mentioned these would be eligible to crossfire together) the 

SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 7970
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Going cross generational with GPUs is risky, really risky. Synthetic benchmarks that show they connect are a completely different thing from using them to play the games you like. I'd sell the 280 and take the money you make plus the money you would have spent on a second card and get a better card.

If anyone asks you never saw me.

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Going cross generational with GPUs is risky, really risky. Synthetic benchmarks that show they connect are a completely different thing from using them to play the games you like. I'd sell the 280 and take the money you make plus the money you would have spent on a second card and get a better card.

how much do you think i could get for the 280, and where would i go about selling it?

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Go on Ebay and look up how much they're going for in your area. Or list it in the classifieds here.

If anyone asks you never saw me.

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Go on Ebay and look up how much they're going for in your area. Or list it in the classifieds here.

If i were to sell it, what gpu would you recommend for around 400 USD

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390x, 390, 970. All really good cards, just avoid the Asus versions.

If anyone asks you never saw me.

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390x, 390, 970. All really good cards, just avoid the Asus versions.

Alright, thanks

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