DDR3 MotherBoard ATI CDROSSFIRE!!!!!

Twigy

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:mad::PI cant find a DDR3/DDR4 Ati crossfire enabled MOBO !!!!! and what does GDDR3 mean??!?!? does it man i can use DDR2 to make it work??? :eek::D:eek:

ow and it needs 3 pci-e slots 2 for crossfire 1 for physics!!
 
gddr3 is for video cards. there's not ddr4 yet. most crossfire mobo will not say crossfire on it. just check to see if its got a x16 and a x8 pci x slot.

physx uses pci.
 
gddr3 is for video cards. there's not ddr4 yet. most crossfire mobo will not say crossfire on it. just check to see if its got a x16 and a x8 pci x slot.

physx uses pci.

doesnt physics use pci-e to work with the pci-e rendering and crossfire cards
and if gddr3 is for video cards does it matter what ddr RAM i use to run the cards???
 
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Asus has a DDR3 motherboard out but its EXPENSIVE and from what reviews have said, its not worth the money you spend for the performance you recieve. I think the manufacturer is Asus, not positive though.
 
Actually, with the release of DDR3-1600, DDR3 officially is the highest performance now. Of course, it comes with a price.
 
urm i have a LANPARTY UT ICFX3200-T2R/G motherboard and i want to get 3/2 ATI Radeon X1950XTX will it work?? can u tell me if i can have 3 or 2??

thanks :D
 
you can get three but you can only crossfire 2. you still can use the 3rd one to hook up monitors for viewing.
 
urm i have a LANPARTY UT ICFX3200-T2R/G motherboard and i want to get 3/2 ATI Radeon X1950XTX will it work?? can u tell me if i can have 3 or 2??

thanks :D
Yes you can use 3, since it has 3 PCI-E x16 slots. But currently you can only use CrossFire with 2 video cards, and I dont think using the third for Physics works yet, so the third one would simply sit there and allow you to use extra monitors, but wont improve gaming performance.
 
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ow yea could i put a pci physics card in and would it make any difference if so could u recomend one to me

:D:D:D:D:D:Dthanks!!!:D:D:D
 
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ow yea could i put a pci physics card in and would it make any difference if so could u recomend one to me

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Yes you can use a PCI PhysX card, but there not going to make much of a difference now since most games dont support it. Theres only one maker right now so theres only once choice if you want one.
 
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