“ATi’s latest Catalyst v8.1 drivers have been released, and the word on the street is that you can Crossfire two totally different Radeon HD38xx cards. What’s even better, is that the results you get is almost as good as, if you had two matching HD3870 cards. So, is this true? Our CPU3D review team will show you how it’s done.”Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- XFX 8800 GS XXX / Sapphire HD 3850 @ DH
- i3DSpeed, January 2008 @ Digit-Life
- PowerColor HD 3650 512M GDDR3 Xtreme PCS @ Bjorn3D
- ASUS EAH3870 X2 1GB review @ Elite Bastards
- Thermaltake DuOrb VGA Cooler Review @ Virtual-Hideout
- Gigabyte Radeon HD 3850 256MB vs. 512MB @ Legion Hardware
- 3870 Crossfire vs 8800GT SLI @ t-break
- Desktop Graphics Card Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- XFX “Alpha Dog” GeForce 8800GT @ Boot Daily
- HIS HD 3870 X2 1GB GDDR3 Video Card @ 3dGameMan
- XFX 8800 GT 256MB XXX Alpha Dog Edition @ HotHardware
The talented new Crossfire
A little experiment over at CPU3D has turned up some very interesting information, you can link an HD3870 and an HD3850 together in Crossfire, with no extra work! They could only test the single core version of the HD3870, so it is hard to say if a 3 or 4 way would work on a board that supports it, but there is at least some hope. For those who have purchased an HD3870, this offers you a way to almost double your performance for under $200.