Without using the crossfire technology, can the graphics card still work?
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Can a crossfire capable graphics card still work even though the motherboard isn’t crossfire ready?
Posted by admin in July 15th 2010
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2 Comments Received
July 16th, 2010 @7:27 pm
What you mean is: if you can disregard using the technology which is crossfire… will it still work on the crossfire-no-ready motherboard… i think it will work. but I’m not sure better check this website =>
July 16th, 2010 @8:10 pm
Yes, you can use it as a standalone single graphics card. The “Crossfire-ready” simply means you have the added option of running two of those cards on a Crossfire-ready motherboard to increase graphics performance.
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