Should I crossfire?

StrangleHold said:
Get the best single card you can get now for the money. Then Crossfire later on when the prices come down on the model you got. Its not a good idea to get two lowerend cards right off.

Plus the GIGABYTE GA-970A-UD3 is not really setup as a crossfire board. You can but the second PCIe X16 slot only runs at X4 off the southbridge not the northbridge. If you want to crossfire later, get a 990X or 990FX.
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He linked this earlier. I don't know if the message ever got across that it would be the better option.
 
Troncoso said:
He linked this earlier. I don't know if the message ever got across that it would be the better option.
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well I know of course It would be a better option with all the slots and whatnot but If I go with that board with the gtx 560 ti I would be going way over my budget.
 
that was also the MOBO I previously planned to get, but I decided not to because everybody who go the board said that the bios was difficult and they had multiple problems
with the board being to hard to operate.
 
I've had all three and not any problems with any of them. Well four. the 970A UD3/990XA UD3/990FXA UD3 and the 990FXA UD5. Never had the UD7, dont see the price difference worth in it and the UD5.
 
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StrangleHold said:
I've had all three and not any problems with any of them. Well four. the 970A UD3/990XA UD3/990FXA UD3 and the 990FXA UD5. Never had the UD7, dont see the price difference worth in it and the UD5.
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ok than in that case I know I can come to you If I ever have a problem with the board since you've had the board before. now the price is around 769$ with tax and shipping.
 
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