Crossfire R9 280X


  1. Posts : 1,486
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    Crossfire R9 280X


    So i have been debating on whether to get another Asus 280X and run crossfire. As it is now, i dont like AMD especially the drivers, but i dont want to sell my card for $200 and put in $320 for a GTX 780. so as far as drivers and such are concerned, how is the 280x when crossfired and how is the overclocking when crossfired?
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    The Radeon R9 280X is basically a Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition, you can pair your 280X with 7970 GHz.

    But I'd go with a GeForce GTX 780

    Radeon R9 280X vs GeForce GTX 780
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    Thread Starter
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    hmmmm, i dont think my PSU can handle another 280x. i have a 750W PSU. so if thats the case, ill just wait and buy a used 780 then sell my card.
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  4. NoN
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    N00berG00ber said:
    hmmmm, i dont think my PSU can handle another 280x. i have a 750W PSU. so if thats the case, ill just wait and buy a used 780 then sell my card.
    For crossfire R9 280x with your forum Specs mentioned looks the "Recommended Minimum PSU Wattage" is: 727w...and this without CPU overclocking.

    You'll be very tighten when fully loaded.
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    NoN said:
    N00berG00ber said:
    hmmmm, i dont think my PSU can handle another 280x. i have a 750W PSU. so if thats the case, ill just wait and buy a used 780 then sell my card.
    For crossfire R9 280x with your forum Specs mentioned looks the "Recommended Minimum PSU Wattage" is: 727w...and this without CPU overclocking.

    You'll be very tighten when fully loaded.
    Yea I thought so... Alright 780 it is! Lol
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