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Neither is better or worse, and most games on the market don't utilise either. Or they do, and scale badly. IMHO, Single cards are the way to go.
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Crossfire tends to have better scaling than SLI. About 70% performance boost with Crossfire and a little less with SLI in synthetic benchmarks. Of course this is 2 cards. 3 cards and the performance increase drops massively.
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