crossfiring integrated graphics.

Solution

do you mean the amd a10 6800k and asus f2a85-v pro?
if yes, the motherboard does not have an on board gpu. the gpu is in the a10 6800k, the motherboard has display outputs. if you use the two together, you'll be using the 7660D igpu in a10 6800k.
for crossfiring (amd dual graphics) you'll need a dual gfx compatible discreet gfx card like radeon hd 6570 or radeon hd 6670.

do you mean the amd a10 6800k and asus f2a85-v pro?
if yes, the motherboard does not have an on board gpu. the gpu is in the a10 6800k, the motherboard has display outputs. if you use the two together, you'll be using the 7660D igpu in a10 6800k.
for crossfiring (amd dual graphics) you'll need a dual gfx compatible discreet gfx card like radeon hd 6570 or radeon hd 6670.
 
Solution

which one, the one in the a10 (7660D) or the discreet 'dual gfx'-able cards? you can't change the igpu in the apu. the apu is made with the cpu and the igpu together on the same silicon. you can disable it from the bios if you don't want to use it. then you'll have to ue a discreet gfx card.
as for discreet radeons, the amd radeon hd 6670 is the highest amd allows to 'dual graphics' with the a10 6800k. but if you want to use a standalone discreet gfx card without crossfire, there's really no limit. in the latter case, you'd be limited by budget and other factors.