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Hello,

I just bought a MSI R9 380 OC 4Gb gpu. 

I was wondering if I were to mix it with a cheaper but with in budget R9 370 4Gb or even a 280 4Gb. Would that necessarily be a bad thing? I cant remember who's the one with a wide customizability and the one that locks gpu to gpu. I think it's Nvidia that locks gpu 2 gpu if I'm not mistaken. 

Also what do you think the average fps I would achevie running these 2 cards? On say gtav, the siege, cities, Witcher 3, bf:hl

Right now with one I get about 40-45 fps on ultra 1080p.

Any thoughts and help, ideas and rants are welcome. I just need all advise before I fork out another $200-350 on a decent crossfire (I'm not rich or sponsored like some ;))

 

Thanks!  Cheers.

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you can put an r9 285 and r9 380 in crossfire

but not a 280x and a 380

or a 370 and 380

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