Crossfire RX 580s = 1080 ti performance?!... well kind of
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Should you buy an extra RX 580 in 2018 to try to achieve those next generation performance numbers? With the almost best case scenario system, we explore RX 580 crossfire and it's short comings in 2018!
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Ah, SLI/Crossfire. The promising technology that never delivered it's promise.
Just like *Ga...* *Ray-Tracing*
@@RBsRealm rtx is finally out in one game but the performance hit is pretty massive for what you get from it
@@Demon09-_- what game?
@@SilverKnightPCs bf5 joker has a video on it which is technically only out if you bought the more expensive version or origin access ua-cam.com/video/lurzL-D3yV8/v-deo.html but the performance hit for puddles with reflections is meh
SLI was great in the 3dfx times 😉
I haven't sli'd since the 900 series cards. But my favorite game, the one I played the most, was a little indie title called Nvidia Profile Inspector. Never beat it, either.
Nocturnous "since the 900 series". mate you make it sound asif it was decades ago. Most people still own a 900 or even 700 series and they still preform well
@@jessegm1 still rocking that 550Ti ;)
@@jessegm1 You sound triggered. "Since" is a preposition used when describing a past event. In this case, it was 4 years ago SINCE I last SLI'd. "Perform well" is subjective. I wouldn't like gaming on any 700 series card. I'd be limited with my 3b of VRAM and have to turn down new games to potato mode to try to avoid the wall. And I just googled what "most people" we're using on Steam, and it's the 1060. And when it comes to DX 12 cards being used on Steam, that even included the 600 series, 47% use 10 series cards with only 38 percent using 600, 700, and 900 series cards, combined. The rest are AMD and intel cards / APUs.
well 4K@60+Hz AAA gaming is currently pointless unless you have a 1080ti/titan card. but common online games like COD,overwatch,WOW and fortnight aren't very demanding and will play just fine for 1080p@60Hz gaming on somthing like a 750ti. that said the 900 series is the lowest I'd go since they are the 1st gen with HDMI 2.0. even if your not gaming at 4k it's nice to have the extra desktop space.
@@psionx1 Dude, I got fortnite to run, at 60 fps, on a gtx 460 with a first gen i7. XD
You shoulda tried Sniper Elite 4. That game scales nearly perfect in Crossfire & SLI. If that's the only game someone cares about, then one could justify Crossfire.
yeah it's kinda the poster child for crossfire, I didn't have it installed on that hard drive and couldn't be bothered since I know it works well sowwy
@@TimmyJoePCTech It's all good. I liked the video, BTW :)
Grid2 scales almost perfect as well... At least with 290x's
Overwatch scaled godly also with both sli and crossfire aswell ;)
I can run everything epic on one 3gig rx580 in ow.
Ya I'm pretty disappointed by this. You started showing 1080ti numbers and i started looking at a second one. Then i watched the bench and im sad now.
dual gpus almost always scale really well in synthetics but end up never scaling that well in actual games. and it just seems frame time stuff is some limitation of dual gpus as nvidia sli has issues with stutter in many games even tho sli support is bigger its still meh alot of times. It always seems to be much better to just buy the best single gpu you can afford, and sometimes adding a second down the line when they get real cheap can be ok if the games you play agree with it
Most games aren't optimized for dual cards
@Jonathan Soko well considering over half the comments are people disappointed by the results it must not be that obvious
ya its called clickbait
I'm doing multiple RX580 crossfire and its pretty good. I got 2 XFX 580 OC 8GB's for $135 each. There have been some upsides to the mining crash....
how are your temperatures during high load?
@@frickzjee doubled up in the case its a real problem to have the side glass on. I do mine with them occasionally when its profitable (which is almost never) and I'm getting 72 on the lower and 76 on the blocked one but theyre doing 31 MH each with low fan speeds and you can barely hear them. These things are wonderful for mining with the underclocking options. When gaming I can close the case but one of the cards gets near 80 at heavy load.
thanks for info, around 80C is worrying for me so i wont do this crossfire
good to hear i am taking dual RX580's out of my mining rig to add to my gaming PC hopefully can see some solid numbers
John Galt how did you get for that price
Also worth noting is that if you're running on an AMD B350 chipset you're losing 20% of your CF performance as the second card can only run at 4X speed.
As someone who's tried this already (nabbed two 580's cheap during the mining craze when vega was still >$1000) I really can't recommend it even at $400 for the set, just get a vega 56, trust me it doesn't work well enough.
People should keep this in mind. Timmy should have an update in the description too. Many AMD firmware and driver updates have happened since this video came out, and the 580 performance has been optimized quuuuuite a bit since then. :)
So actually worth now considering how cheap another 580 would be
I managed to get a rx 580 4gb for 85 dollars? good deal?
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@@colbeh imagine 2 vega 64s + i9 9900k or whatever it is
Gonna need a 1,000w PSU for that one lmao
@@TiggyDee7 2500 watts actually, at stock power settings. I know because I did it.
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@@TimmyJoePCTech Timmy Joe when I used RX 580 8GB crossfire I barely get any stutter and most of the time I have a very pleasurable experience from Crossfire. And I actually do get 1080 ti level performance at least on the games I played. Also on my GPU'S I can hit 30.5k=31k Graphic score. I don't know if the games I'm playing scale better or what ,but sheesh man the stutters you experienced is really bad from crossfire.
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I remember someone saying you could crossfire your gpu with ryzen second gen apus
I remember the old APUs from about 5 years ago being able to do that with the R7 250 (I think) but I've not heard that about the modern APUs.
It does work. It's not amazing. The apu used with a nvidia card to enable freesync on the nvidia cards is a good combo for a budget async set up. And it's super painless to set up
Power supply is also a major consideration if you want to add a second GPU to your rig. You must have not only sufficient total power/wattage output, but you also need to make sure that you have sufficient power on the 12v rail for the power connectors to the cards to sustain them properly. You can have proper space and cooling in your case and a motherboard/platform that fully supports Crossfire and/or SLI, but if your PSU isn't up to the task, then it's a no-go scenario.
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so i have a rx580 and i rly want to get another gpu , in my counrty the rx 590 is a little less expensive and as i can see from this vid its a little better than the rx 580 as well, So can i crossfire a rx580 with a rx590??? is that possible ? or should i just get another rx 580 ?Btw both of the gpus are manufactured by the same company (asus), they are in the same "catecory" as well (strix) and they both have the same ammount of memory (8gb) so can i crossfire them ? : a ASUS STRIX 8GB RX580 with a ASUS STRIX 8GB RX590
ded meme xd you have to have the exact same gpu or it will not work.
Humza Siddiqui From what I remember. Thats only for NVIDIA gpus. I think you can put like a rx 550 and rx 590 and it would still work. But since i said “From what I remember” research throughly on google. Im sure you will find results.
@@surge9310 true
SLi and Xfire support won't go away anytime soon. It behooves the video card makers and gaming developers to have it.
It will , Crossfire and SLi will be go away . Since it hard to optimize , even some developer won't do jackshit about dual card optimization. They just implementing it and boom done and don't care about the optimization part .
Since Vulkan and DX12 getting popular (and yet some developer just implementing on first release without optimizing it until the next patch) , dual card is dead on both mentioned API since it hard to implement dual card support on Vulkan and DX12 .
Best thing is to buy better single graphics card like RX Vega 56/64 or RTX 2070/2080 . Avoid dual or more card setup at all cost . Unless you are PC enthusiastic then go ahead .
Well the "enthusiasm" would not be there if most games were not supported.
Test 590 crossfire vs 580 crossfire
Test a 580 Vs an overclocked 580? Great idea...
A single 580 is enough for me right now, but getting a second one is cheaper than the alternative
You can get a brand new RX 580 8gb gigabyte gaming for $199.99 off of Newegg right now if anybody is interested in one
RainbowDash459 there is an asus one on sale for $160
@@popnimpop5278 that's for a 4gb I was mentioning the gigabyte because the 8gb models have been hard to find for a reasonable price not to say that Asus one isn't a bad deal cus that is as well a very good deal
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Look into explicit multi adapter Square Enix games are really good for this like the Hitman series I even think Sniper Elite 4 yeah it's like modern DirectX 12 Crossfire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's explicit or illicit I'm not sure.
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Yeah. Not bad considering how much two RX580s cost vs a single 1080Ti. But then there is the increased power draw, Increased noise level, Increased heat output and increased chances that Crossfire might not work well with some games. its still a win but at a very high cost so to speak.
Might be more expensive up front... But you'll save on the heating bill.
It isn't a hardware issue. It is software. DX11 just is meh for crossfire and sli at best. DX12 titles work much better with it even if not directly supported by the game.
Wow added dx12 and my 1rx580 jumped 40 fps higher
Where did you see this? I have not seen anything like this, if it were wouldn't more developers be doing this?
Multi GPU only works if the developers put the time into supporting it, and they rarely do. DX12 has more potential for better performance than DX11 but requires more dev support. With DX11 AMD and Nvidia at least had the option of supporting SLI/CF via their driver.
can you help me to set up my 2x rx580 video card ? cataboy@gmail.com
Depends on the game. Most games I have played prefer dx11 for crossfire, though the exceptions do support your claim regarding dx12's potential.
It’s okay Timmy. Amd is still good for people like me on a budget. Team green will always be faster, but red will always be affordable.
Red is intended to be bang for buck performance, and still, even with current generation, kills team blue in productivity, and team green in affordability
I'm seeing rx580 8g used on ebay for like $125 what video card would you recommend in that price range that could match 2 of them in crossfire for the same money?
depends on what games you play on dude. Research on those and you'll br satisfied
It's funny because I used crossfire for my old 5770's and it worked *fantastic* for most titles at the time. I got a cheap 5770 and man that system beat the track. Then I ended up getting one of those weird 7870 XT's (The Tahiti LE ones) and paired it with a 7950 for my upgraded system and it ran games like Shadow of Mordor like a dream.
I'm guessing I was probably an outlier, but I always had decent frametimes and such as well as great scaling. Most games that didn't scale well or actively refused to work, usually worked with AFR and I almost never had issues.
Yeah but what about the performance of RX 590 Crossfire (even though that is gonna be stupid expensive compared to the performance you'll get)?
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Man, I have to say, though the frame times might be bad, there is a flip-side to this which he mentions in the video. I just put together a rig for my kid on all used parts, save cpu, ram, and ssd. I bought a R5 1600 and an open box x370 Asus pro mobo from Microcenter for $142 total, got 16gb Trident Z 3200 Samsung b-die ram on sale for 134 bucks on newegg, a 39 dollar 250gb ssd, and 2x RX 480s on craigslist at 100 each. Toss in a 650w gold psu ($54) and I spent ~$600 total on the system (Also found a 50 dollar Corsair crystal 460x there as well). This is a great option in the budget gaming market.
Even though the support of multiGPU in gaming has dropped off a bit, I still like the idea of it and think it's great. Future of it seems promising though, look like AMD and Nvidia has some potential tricks up their sleeves with NVlink and Infinity Fabric for gaming.
Try adjusting your fan settings. I found that these "armor" cards have issues over 60 degrees C. Out of the box they only use max fan speed at 90 degrees C.
After reading many articles and watching many videos about crossfire/sli and they all saying that its crap, not worth it, blah blah blah. I took the plunge and got myself another RX580 as I have always wanted to try crossfire but procrastinated with it because of all of these bad reviews on it. That and it wasn't too cheap. When an opportunity to pick up another rx580 for NZ$120 landed on my lap I took it. To say the least. I am very happy, shockingly happy. Currently running GTA V @ 1440p, max settings except for MSAA only on 4x. Vsync off I get around 80FPS. Vsync on and it's stuck at 60FPS but it's smooth as butter which is enough for me. No jittering or any of the other nonsense that I have read or watched about crossfire. So yeah, quite happy. I am yet to try out many other titles but so far I am pleased. If anyone is interested my machine specs are i7-5820k @ 4.0GHZ, MSI X99A Godlike Gaming, 16GB DDR4, Gigabyte Gaming rx580 8GB, Powercolor RX580 OC 8GB. Superposition score 1080p extreme single Rx580 is 2501(this is a typical score of the rx580), on dual GPU its 4943 with frame pacing enabled. Of course, this is not as good as a 1080ti but comparing the unigine benchmarks it's on a similar scale as the gtx 1080.
I have Crossfire Fury X's and Crossfire Vega 64s. They run well. The main thing that hurts them are drivers. I've had situations where my PC shuts off due to drivers or scaling is bad. My Vega 64 rig loves the latest drivers.
ya vega 64 loves newer drivers indeed
truthfully timmy been subscribed for awhile since the rx 480 launched i started checkin you out. the reason i enjoy your videos the most is because your doing things that are very interesting like this video... ive always wondered what 2 480 or 580's would be like in performance. i know theres other youtubers uploading those kinds of test but .. just a big fan of what you upload and your video quality its been cool to watch your channel explode into somthing great. appreciate ya timmy and your videos :)
out of all my games i play, the ONLY ones that supported crossfire from my dual rx580's were "counter strike - source" and "starCraft 2"
thats literally it.. i ended up selling one of my 580's because NONE of my main games used crossfire
As a person that has a build with 2 rx 580s and then a build with 1080. Yeah. The 2 580s stomps it. On most of my games. Its insane
How does it communicate without the bridge? Through actual slot perhaps??
you can get an old rx 480 on ebay for ~$100, great deal for a still quite capable card.
So the Navi in 2019 is believed it predicted to be equaled to a regular 1080, if not the ti, but for 200-250 dollars?
I had dual 6950s back in the day, and when Crossfire was good, it was *reeeal* good, but I wound up turning the second GPU off a lot of the time simply due to compatibility issues. More games back then supported multi-GPU, too, so it's only gotten worse. Multi-GPU won't be a thing until some kind of solid middleware exists to leverage it on things like UE4, but the audience for it is so small, I reckon devs won't bother with it. A real shame, since, again, when it's well-implemented, it's *awesome.*
Good video. Just one point though. You played the games maxed out, I do not think that a single 580 could show those frames. There is the downside of heat and power draw yes but you get the max of the games that support it. Can you make a follow-up video with the single card performance showed side-by-side with CrossFire using the same video settings?
Why is this so powerful? And why it's not on a single die, if it is so powerful? Of course it will throw low digits frame time bicause of the latency between the two gpus.
This really puzzle me...
Guy's the problem with the I5 is that it's still more then likely gonna Bottleneck as i5's have a hard time distributing workloads since Intel Basically gimps how many PCIE Lanes in some cases( possible idea for 0-1 fps at time's), would you be able to rerun the tests with like an R5/R7 1600-2700x. Honestly it's out of curiosity to see the difference in pcie lane availability between mid-range options
given the price of the used 580s in 2020 does the tone of the video change at all?
Two cards are not a good idea.I stopped after I moved from 670 SLI to 980 Ti. Now I probably won't ever run a dual card setup.
I paid $140 for a gtx 1050 2gb a year ago when my 970 died and everything was overpriced. just one of these would be an upgrade for me
Unfortunately the 8700k would have been a better chip to use. Most games are coded to run optimally on 8 or more threads. Even though the multi core score of the 6c/6t i5 is around the same as an 8700k, the 9600k runs into frame time issues.
my XFX GTR rx 580s OCD to 1500core and 2500mhz mem all under 150w each GPU and @ 1.25v and under 60c. Try those Clock speeds to see if they hold up, XFX is the best when it comes to the rx 580s clock speeds
Good Video. Do you think a AMD R7 2700 or 2700x based system would be comparable to the intel system you used?
Probably be 10 frames behind on average
Love your videos man! Do you think a crossfire setup would help with video editing Vegas Pro 16 and running dual 4K60 monitors? Also shouldn't that be tested on all amd? Thanks
Doesn't matter if its all AMD (although he used a CPU with only 16 PCIe lanes, and a single m.2 SSD will wreck performance to x4 on the second GPU, with best case scenario is a bad x8 x8). Ryzen won't behave as poor. Vegas only uses 1 GPU as far as I know. I tried checking on my quad R9 Fury with TR setup, but the OS its licensed to is toast (I blue screened about 5 times, 3 times before I even got Vegas open), so I tried, but Windows isn't having it, LOL! I'll try to test in a couple weeks, just reply to this comment, or any video on this channel:
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I know, my channel has the worst videos, so its ironic I have Vegas Pro. My previous vids were mostly done with a phone barely good enough for BigFoot sightings and without editing. I'm trying to get my first decent video out, but I've had so little time that I'm not even done with my Halloween PC build, and Halloween was weeks ago! Haha, I'm slower than a turtle when it comes to posting vidoes, but I can reply to a comment! I'll get an email if you post to that channel (its a lot more reliable than regular comment notification), and this is something I really want to test anyways. I'll reinstall Windows and all programs over Thanksgiving break and test then.
I'm not sure how this will do for my cyberpunk 2077 build.
im a budget gamer. so rx 580 is just great for me. even rx 470 is so satisfying.
Looked smooth to me. I can't see what the problem is.
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Sooner or later they'll have to adopt the nvidia type bridge to bring down the frame times.
I had a motherboard once it was gigabyte i could run pcie x 16 /16/8 i think or 16/16/4 cant remember but these days i had a look and even £300 motherboards dont do that
Hi, Curious about the fortnite not playing with crossfire. Does that mean its choppy bad or it doesn't even load? So, then having one RX580 would been even worse right?
Thanks for the video Timmy Joe, were all the games Direct X, or did you try any in Vulkan? Curious if that would make any difference in the lows at all?
ironically enough vulcan does not support multi GPU, at least not in doom or wolfenstein
So in 2018, your exact words were that the two 580 in Crossfire configuration sucks? Is that still true two years later?
those 1% lows seem very indicative of severe stutter. would be totally immersion breaking for me.
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Timmy, I just came back to rewatch this video, honestly you are making some of the best videos in the game right now, keep it up!
I built a system in mid 2016 with r9 390s xfired in mind. MSI gaming M5 z170A board, but gaming 8g 390s are thick AF, even with my roomy phanteks enthoo case, the top card always pegged in the 90s and throttled. It was such a huge pain trying to find xfire profiles that worked and then there was texture popping and sometimes worse performance. Pubg was amazing though, ultra settings and getting 120+ fps.
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you should try the crossfire setup on a threadripper combo with some 4000mhz ddr4. crossfire technology likes pcie bandwidth and the 580s may? be soaking up all of the x8 connection thus the reason for you issues. not saying this as fact just a thought. however a comparison would be nice if you got the time.
There are enough pci lanes. It's not that
Most games doesn't support SLI or crossfire anymore you guys should focus more on the real world use no one is gonna play benchmarks.
@Francisco Perez No, All games works easily on a single cards nowadays so I don't think so anyone will need more than one card to play games unless If you do content creation.
what do you think of project Vulkan though??? Think there's any hope there?!
I wonder if having a CPU with more PCIE lanes like 32 or more with a motherboard that supports 2 or more pcie 16x3.0 configs would make a dif..
Would 2 blower type 580's be better in a crossfire setup, hence they probably wont leak a ton of hot air inside the case and ruin the day for a brother? I'd love to see a temp test between 2 blower types and the ones u have! ^^
I would be curious the performance at 4k- I would see someone using this for the odd game on their 4k tv while lower res on their monitor.
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The frametime thing, I would imagine is what you need a high speed link for.. like the way NVidia does it.. But I wonder how PCIe4 will affect this. Might get a nice improvement with the new standard, but power draw is something that should have been discussed. Even with Pascal, it's not worth using two GPUs. Better to sell your card and just upgrade, than adding another card.
I had a Titan Xp, and it was junk compared to 2x Fury. Since 4x Fury costs the same as 1x Titan used... Yeah, now I've got 4x Fury. I get about 85-110 fps in Crysis 3 at 4k Ultra compared to a very bad experience of 45-50 fps on the Titan Xp (same cost). Duel Fury even had better frame times (RX 4/5 series don't do nearly as well, I've tested 2x RX 470 and they do stutter very bad! The Fury series, maybe HBM or something, do exceptional and hold a very tight and consistent fps output).
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Might have fared a little better if you weren't so crippled by pcie lanes. Since they rely on three pcie and not bridge you should try a system with proper dual 16x pcie slot and enough lanes on the cpu to feed it, maybe threadripper 2 2950.
So I have a RX 580 and I noticed that the 580s can be bought for $149 right now is it worth picking one up for crossfire now? Or should I save my money towards a navi GPU?
I'm not sure if I hit the best quality pcb and chip with my Vega 64, I run my GPU at 1725MHz core and 1100MHz memory speeds. It never crashes nor glitch in me.
Please I’m building a Ryzen 5 2nd Gen with RX570 Crossfire setup. What is the best motherboard to support this setup? Your help is much appreciated.
Timmy Joe next try out gtx 980 Sli because that’ll be similar if gtx 1060 supported sli and would be a really cool comparison
I picked up a second used 1070ti to run sli and the numbers I get are insane. I mainly play games that support sli so it's working out really well.
I used to run 2x Sapphire Fury SR+ in Crossfire. I was able to scale most games really well with AFR on those cards. But with nVidia having really powerful single GPU solutions, programmers really haven't found the incentive to include optimizations. I have a slightly cut down RX 580 in my laptop, and its still a good card for any game out there today in 1440P
Funny, I had no idea that Crossfire didn't need a bridge and I have 2 x RX580s for my 2 separate Freesync monitor setups. This may be something I'll tinker with but you definitely didn't sell it -- actually you didn't recommend it at all! Learned a lot and subscribed. I like the gentleman's comment who suggested looking into the motherboard that does not share lanes with other hardware. I watched a few times -- what motherboard did you use.
When you're running these benchmarks how do you get the less than 1% number I tend to only get the highest and lowest number anywhere I go I guess I'm just not seeing it
Weird how 9600k i5 was released before 9600kf.
Is it worth it to buy a second GTX 970 used and run SLI, or sell my current one, and try to find a used 1080?
I miss the first crossfire card that connected externally via a weird DVI style cable and could only run a single monitor.
Would have been nice if you had your motherboard in the description!?
Can any tell me the suggested power supply for 2 XFX Radeon 590 fatboys plus the rest of the pc?
What ?!? This set up is crushing every game!
100+ on Crysis 3 maxed out?!? Woah!
I can feel Nvidia fans pissed to their cuda cores!
Using this for my Assetto Corsa racing sim setup. Very niche use, but does the job extremely well.
all battlefields supported crossfire till bfv. gee I wonder why?
I also have the 9600k but with a Taichi z390 board and I was debating on a 1080ti or going for something RTX. Any word on how the new 590's are to perform?
have you retested this with the newest drivers out now?
Is it using Relive? If you use the second M.2 slot it takes away from the second PCIE right? Like to see the 590 crossfire using AMD at 1440 to 4k because it seems to really make the newer CPU's work and helps with the bottlenecking of the GPU's. Just saw the raytracing. Give us HOPE.
nope I use an elgato for external capturing for the most part
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I just bought a second Asus RX 480 Armor 8GB model for $125 off eBay. I haven't Crossfired since HD 5850 days. Looking forward to it.
Worst case scenario I don't like it and use the second card to build a barebones PC to sell. Already have another motherboard, CPU, power supply and some RAM laying around.
What would be a good gpu to stream and play apex legends?
the best rx580's are the blue sapphire nitro+ ones
Not really best ones are strix versions they run really cool so u can overclock them really good
Nope, the best il MSi Gaming X Plus, not the regolar version but the Plus.
@@LurenZ87 nope Strix top edition could beat it
Hi timmy
500 watt seasonic is enough for this 2 gpu?
Sorry im bad in english pls answer thanks
i just bought a rx580 gaming x 8gb for 145 dollars used and its amazing
i get slight micro stutter with my cf 580's....pisses me off
I remember when I tried Crossfire on two ATI/AMD 4890 to boost FarCry. The top FPS were boosted but I didn't need that I needed more FPS in the cellar..... the lowest FPS got better BUT the frametime was so horrible that it was unplayable in crucial areas of the game. Maybe upcoming DX12 titles will fix that, so that even random GFX cards can be mixed but I think that is never going to happen, even if it was technically possible to do - it would cripple the sales of new GFX cards.