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Running ATI CF @ x16 x16 w/ 1156 mobo
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Overclocker in Training
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As title states, I am wondering if there is any such 1156 (i5) intel motherboard that will run two 4890's in CF at the full x16 for each physical pci slot.
__________________Also, if it is true that there is no such mobo then how much performance decrease am I looking at if i run the CF setup with; #1 - x16 main physical pci slot AND the other physical pci slot running at x8 or #2 - both physical pci slots running at x8 Any links to guides, benchies (official or non), reviews etc which may lead to further insight/research are much appreciated. Thanks.
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Overclocker in Training
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Damn, 4 hrs of research equals;
__________________http://www.techspot.com/review/193-i...750/page3.html Ok so then just the second question applies now, which is how much perf decrease I will potentially experience. Thanks.
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Probably not much with a 22' @ 1680x1050, above that it´s probably more, check out these reviews Intel X58 vs P55 Chipset: Crossfire and SLI Performance Games and multi-GPU scaling
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Last edited by Ghostleader : 10-16-09 at 11:46 AM |
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