B bzlom Reputable Mar 25, 2014 5 0 4,510 Oct 31, 2016 #1 Hello community, been a silent lurker for some time, but now I have an actual question myself. I am interested if you are able to crossfire 2 videocards with minor difference in clock speed like: R9 280X Vapor-X and R9 280X Toxic in my specific case.
Hello community, been a silent lurker for some time, but now I have an actual question myself. I am interested if you are able to crossfire 2 videocards with minor difference in clock speed like: R9 280X Vapor-X and R9 280X Toxic in my specific case.
Solution 06yfz450ridr Oct 31, 2016 yes but your clock speeds may be different, just use afterburner to sync your speeds and make sure your pc/powersupply is capable of handling them
yes but your clock speeds may be different, just use afterburner to sync your speeds and make sure your pc/powersupply is capable of handling them
K krells Distinguished Nov 10, 2014 1,242 2 19,965 Oct 31, 2016 #2 Yes, you can run them together. They will just run at the lower clock speed. Upvote 0 Downvote
06yfz450ridr Honorable Nov 28, 2012 2,610 5 13,460 Oct 31, 2016 Solution #3 yes but your clock speeds may be different, just use afterburner to sync your speeds and make sure your pc/powersupply is capable of handling them Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
yes but your clock speeds may be different, just use afterburner to sync your speeds and make sure your pc/powersupply is capable of handling them