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Old 04-29-2011, 02:23 PM
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The 5750 is not a great card and I would not recommend using them in crossfire. ...
I wouldn’t entirely agree with this, as I have tested two 5770’s in X-fire, and they matched the performance of a single 5870. I didn’t have a lot of time to do this, but they scored slightly higher than the 5870 in 3DMark Vantage and Metro 2033, and in Metro 2033 the fps was exactly double that of a single 5770 (with the same settings). The tests were performed on the same system, hence the time issue. Two 5750's should match a 5850, but have 2GB of memory.

My advice to the potential purchaser was the same, though – rather go with a less complicated single card than the X-fire setup, since it doesn’t always work as designed. If funds are limited, and you have access to a second 5750 at a good price, it is a viable option (just not in CoD at the moment!).
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Old 04-29-2011, 02:36 PM
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I wouldn’t entirely agree with this, as I have tested two 5770’s in X-fire, and they matched the performance of a single 5870. I didn’t have a lot of time to do this, but they scored slightly higher than the 5870 in 3DMark Vantage and Metro 2033, and in Metro 2033 the fps was exactly double that of a single 5770 (with the same settings). The tests were performed on the same system, hence the time issue. Two 5750's should match a 5850, but have 2GB of memory.

My advice to the potential purchaser was the same, though – rather go with a less complicated single card than the X-fire setup, since it doesn’t always work as designed. If funds are limited, and you have access to a second 5750 at a good price, it is a viable option (just not in CoD at the moment!).
Pretty much my own experience to be honest. I had a single HD5870 and I sold it to get 2X GTX460s, when SLI worked they were great but a lot of the sims I play do not support SLI. In these instances when SLI was not working I really missed the extra power of my single HD5870.

Csou, could you let us know how it goes whatever you decide?
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Old 04-29-2011, 09:04 PM
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Sure thing. But here's what I am thinking. If I cam sell my graphics card at a reasonable price, I will then purchase a better card. If not, I will probably get thw same card(it cost 140 euros right now where I am(Greece)), and I am quite sure that the "devs" will work on crossfire very soon. Eitherway, I will let you know when I decide. I will wait for a couple of months in order to get a better price.
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