Quote:Originally Posted by schmotty I am tempted to splurge. My only dilemma is that I cant find info on what discreet cards can be used with this for Dual-Graphics.It said 6670 and 7750 in the article which has been taken down.
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AMD has announced their latest third generation A-Series APUs codenamed Richland for the desktop FM2 platform. The AMD Richland APUs combine the x86 Piledriver architecture with the latest Radeon HD 8000 graphic...
Quote:Originally Posted by appleg33k85 On AMD you need an active display connector to run 3+ monitors, buy an active miniDP -> dvi adapter and you'll be golden
Oh thanks! I didn't know miniDP carries DVI signal too. In that case...
So I'm setting up an eyefinity on my 7770 crossfire setup but I've run into a problem:
The three monitor setup works fine in this setup:
Monitor: GPU DVI - DVI port
Monitor: GPU MiniDP - DVI...
FX8350. Games are getting more and more core support due to the PS4's 8-core CPU. Crysis 3 for example which supports all 8 cores runs way better on a 8350 than a 3570k. Rendering/ video editing is the same. The 8350 is slightly behind...
A10. If you say the laptop does not have a card in it and you want to game you'll need to go AMD. The Intel HD graphics suck and will not be able to play modern games at playable framerates. If the laptop has a graphiscard in it get the i7.
I can only recommend the Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UDx boards. In terms of overclocking they're all the same (no matter which number is behind the UD) but the more expensive ones have more SATA ports and PCIE slots.