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Do EVGA motherboards support crossfire?

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Sorry, sounds like a stupid question, but hell I don't know the answer. I figured that they might not so more people buy their video cards. The mobo I'm looking to put a 4870x2 in is here. I may end up throwing in a second 1GB 4870 later.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813188043
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Nope.
That one your linking there doesn't, but their new boards - at least most of the x58's - are starting to support it.
Their X58 does, and that's about it. They deal in Nvidia chipsets, which only support SLI. However, you do not need a crossfire board to run a dual GPU card like the 4870x2. Dual GPU cards are like crossfire/SLI on a stick, it's built-in. But unless you already have this board, I'd just get a board with a nice Intel chipset that supports crossfire so that you can crossfire your 4870x2 with something else later on down the line.
Yeah I was just wondering about that board but I didnt think it supported it. I'm not buying i7 so I need to find a good x48mobo.
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Yeah I was just wondering about that board but I didnt think it supported it. I'm not buying i7 so I need to find a good x48mobo.

DFI makes great boards!
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DFI makes great boards!

DFI makes crap X38/48 boards. Gigabyte makes the best X48 IMO
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DFI makes great boards!

And Gigabyte, if you dont mind the colors
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Anyone have any links to some good boards? I have been looking at a DFI but I do like Gigabyte.
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Anyone have any links to some good boards? I have been looking at a DFI but I do like Gigabyte.
UD3P

That's pretty much all you need to know.
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