shahadithyab
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I have bought recently 5850 and 5770 and i need to crossfire so good psu that can do it. I am currenly having Vip Gold 450 Watt
Get the Cooler Master Real Power Series 700W / Silent Pro series 700 W or the Corsair VX 750 W power supply atleast, below is review of the Corsair AX 750shahadithyab said:I have bought recently 5850 and 5770 and i need to crossfire so good psu that can do it. I am currenly having Vip Gold 450 Watt
Sell the 5850 and buy a 5770 instead, scaling of 5770 (~1.7x) is the best among AMD cards. 2x5770 overclocked = 5870 (Although some games do not support CF)shahadithyab said:I have bought recently 5850 and 5770 and i need to crossfire so good psu that can do it. I am currenly having Vip Gold 450 Watt
What do u mean to say?that the 5850+5770 will be as good as a 2x 5850 cfx setup????DarkAngel said:Wouldnt Xfiring HD5850 and HD5770 result in HD5850 functioning on par with the HD5770 :S
@OP: Whats the rest of ur setup?
Errr... Wouldnt Xfiring HD5850 and HD5770 result in HD5850 functioning on par with the HD5770 --> Means i was saying it would result in HD5850 functioning like a HD5770.Marcus Fenix said:What do u mean to say?that the 5850+5770 will be as good as a 2x 5850 cfx setup????
Errrr....
Common sense dictates otherwise.
the 5770 has a 128-bit bus whereas 5850 has a 256-bit bus.the mem and core clocks are different.In case of cfx with 2 different gpu's the collective performance is equivalent to that of 2x the lower end gpu.Check this out
ASUS EAH5850 CrossfireX: : Final Thoughts - L O S T C I R C U I T S
Not overly surprising but still somewhat unexpected was the finding that the two RADEON 5850 managed to outperform the 5870 tandem in several benchmarks, primarily the 3DMark Vantage Feature Tests 4 and 5 and also in F.E.A.R.2 by a substantial margin. Everything else being the same (Catalyst 10.6, all other hardware and software), this again underscores that CrossfireX can be a bit temperamental when it comes to mixing and matching different cards, even if the GPU is the same. On the other hand, taking two cards from the same manufacturer, and with the same memory configuration should not cause problems as long as the memory configuration matches. Arguably, this is a somewhat global statement and there may be some exceptions but overall we feel rather save about this recommendation.
He means to say that the HD 5850 will need to scale down to HD 5770 level..Marcus Fenix said:What do u mean to say?that the 5850+5770 will be as good as a 2x 5850 cfx setup????
Errrr....
:clown2:asingh said:Is it possible to Xfire a HD5850 with a HD5770...?
ATI Combination Chart.
lol..all of us are n00bs!DarkAngel said::facepalm1: everyone. One is Cypress and one is juniper.
DarkAngel said:Errr... Wouldnt Xfiring HD5850 and HD5770 result in HD5850 functioning on par with the HD5770 --> Means i was saying it would result in HD5850 functioning like a HD5770.
Dont know how u interpreted my stmt as HD5850+HD5770 --> 2*HD5850.
If my stmt had been HD5770 functioning on par with the HD5850 --> Then only it means the HD5770+HD5850 --> 2*HD5850.
ragzdiablo said:lol..all of us are n00bs!
Did anyone here read my post ?Mephistopheles said:Sell the 5850 and buy a 5770 instead, scaling of 5770 (~1.7x) is the best among AMD cards. 2x5770 overclocked = 5870 (Although some games do not support CF)
For PSU go for Corsair VX550W for 2x5770. And please throw that VIP PSU. You could also sell both the GPUs and buy a 5870 or GTX 580
asingh said:
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to asingh again.
shahadithyab said:hi thanks for help i have MSI 790fx GD 70 and now i need a good power supply because the motherbopard main power is 8 pin connector and i bought 4 gb Crossiar XMS3 1600 mhz. So i am thinking of crossiar vx 850
is it good