PowerColor HD6990 Crossfire Review
AvP and Crysis Warhead
Published: 8th March 2011 | Source: PowerColor | Price: £550est |
Alien vs Predator
Of course not everything is designed to take advantage of as many cards as you can fit into your tower, and AvP is one. All of the results are much of a muchness showing that once you hit two GPUs the engine isn't interested in anything else you have to hand.
Crysis Warhead
Furthering the proof that bigger isn't always necessarily better because developers don't always create 3D engines that are scalable, Crysis Warhead remains its indefinable self. How it places such demands upon the system that the extra card hinders performance to this level is disappointing to say the least.
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I wonder how it would perform in wather cooled conditions? Uderwise nice card, but a little hot and loud for my taste 
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Quotevery nice - but however rich i think i am, i cannot justify paying over £1000 for two cards, just for an upped framerate.
although, on their own, they handle the benches very well, considering that they are dual gpu cards.
i think AMD have also overpriced them, as they offer no new technology. for that price i would expect DX12 (whatever/whenever that may be)
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although, on their own, they handle the benches very well, considering that they are dual gpu cards.
i think AMD have also overpriced them, as they offer no new technology. for that price i would expect DX12 (whatever/whenever that may be)
QuoteWow for Quad GPUs they scale insanely well.Quote
Wow it might be expensive but crossfire performance is insane though that's a hell of a lot of money for two graphics card regardless of performance.Quote
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