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Another question.
I don't mean to pester you all with these questions, but I get better performance if I crossfire a 4870 and a 4850 rather than just two 4850s?
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Your better off getting another 4850 and it will be cheaper.
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Regardless of price, would performance be better?
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Yes cause i'm pretty sure the 4870 will downclock to the 4850 clocks anyway.
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Alright, thanks for the help man. It's appreciated.
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Quote:
Mixed crossfire review: Sapphire 4850 1GB + Sapphire 4870 1GB
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Remember no matter what component you put in (Gpu,HDD or Ram) it will always clock to the lowest one.
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