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e8400
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If you put 2 x 5770, will it bottleneck?

edit: Or 2 x 4890
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Yes, you need quad-core for those cards to run wild. 4890s included.
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Yes, you need quad-core for those cards to run wild. 4890s included.
Would 9550 handle it?
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Would 9550 handle it?
That would be worse than the E8400.
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Originally Posted by Chandlermaki View Post
That would be worse than the E8400.
Hmm I'm lost
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That would be worse than the E8400.
Why?
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Why?
Yeah I thought Q9550 would be better than a duo core o_O
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Yeah I thought Q9550 would be better than a duo core o_O
XD

Thought you meant Phenom 9550. Damn me and my AMD mind.
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Would 9550 handle it?
You mean Q9550 correct? It would handle 2x 4890s wonderfully.

Ninja Edit: well looks like that got sorted out in the interim
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I think he mean't the AMD 9550 and he would have still been wrong, so both the AMD and the Intel 9550's would be better than a stock e8400, and yes if you'd like to run dual 4890's or 5770's you'd want maybe a AMD PII x3 or any newer quad should work.
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I think he mean't the AMD 9550 and he would have still been wrong, so both the AMD and the Intel 9550's would be better than a stock e8400, and yes if you'd like to run dual 4890's or 5770's you'd want maybe a AMD PII x3 or any newer quad should work.
Then Q9550 it is.
thanks guys.
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Yeah I thought Q9550 would be better than a duo core o_O

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XD

Thought you meant Phenom 9550. Damn me and my AMD mind.
lol, since this is posted in the ATI forum I wont blame you for it
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The E8400 will not bottleneck a Crossfire setup. Especially not when overclocked to 4.0Ghz.
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I think he mean't the AMD 9550 and he would have still been wrong, so both the AMD and the Intel 9550's would be better than a stock e8400, and yes if you'd like to run dual 4890's or 5770's you'd want maybe a AMD PII x3 or any newer quad should work.

E8400 beats the PH 9550 gaming wise.

That's besides the point, a Q9550 would be a great upgrade from an E8400.
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The E8400 will not bottleneck a Crossfire setup. Especially not when overclocked to 4.0Ghz.


Assuming he gets a good chip and he is willing to keep i at 4.0 GHz 24/7. Our solutions are overall better than an overclocked E8XXX to 4.0.
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Guys I'm just wondering, would a Q9400 bottleneck two 5770's in crossfire?

I'd like to know if I'd have to overclock the Q9400 or not, though I most likely will I just wanna know if the 2.66GHz will be enough.

Thanks in advance
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Guys I'm just wondering, would a Q9400 bottleneck two 5770's in crossfire?

I'd like to know if I'd have to overclock the Q9400 or not, though I most likely will I just wanna know if the 2.66GHz will be enough.

Thanks in advance


It'll be better than the E8400, probably wont bottleneck. I'd still get a 9550, honestly.
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