I was just curious. So if there is a motherboard that says its crossfire ready, does that mean it can support Sli configuration too? oh, and i also wanted to know that if you have a motherboard with 2 PCI-E slots (one x16 and the other x4) can you run a crossfire or sli config. Thanks

-Matt

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To answer your questions ,you must have two of the same cards to run either SLI or Crossfire and they must be in the PCI-E x16 slots Sli is for Nvidia and Crossfire for ATI cards . Hope this helps.

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ASUS P5N32E-SLI Motherboard
Intel E6850 C2D Cpu with a Zalman 9700 cooler
Antec neopower 650 watt PSU
2 XFX 8600 GT's 256mb
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NEC DL DVD burner
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well, i knew that. and this is really an older thread i posted. I now know that you need a motherboard with the same chipset features as the manufactuers' cards. Let alone, if you have a mother board like mine as to where you have one pci-e slot at a bandwidth od x16 and another at x4, the highest bandwith your cards can produce is x4

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