It's four AMD GPU's and not required for Scrypt mining. If you enabled it during mining, it will actually make you lose a good amount of hash rate.
from my personal experience it doesn't alter the hash rate in any way
Topic: How many cards does Crossfire support? (Read 619 times)
from my personal experience it doesn't alter the hash rate in any way
It's four AMD GPU's and not required for Scrypt mining. If you enabled it during mining, it will actually make you lose a good amount of hash rate.
I have seen a few cards out there (like the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011) that carry 4+ 16x PCI-e slots. In fact, the Rampage IV Extreme carries seven.
I am not familiar with Crossfire, but it's my understanding that the max number of GPUs this feature will support is four. Does this mean I can only mine with four cards per board?
I am not familiar with Crossfire, but it's my understanding that the max number of GPUs this feature will support is four. Does this mean I can only mine with four cards per board?
Crossfire is not needed for mining.
I have seen a few cards out there (like the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011) that carry 4+ 16x PCI-e slots. In fact, the Rampage IV Extreme carries seven.
I am not familiar with Crossfire, but it's my understanding that the max number of GPUs this feature will support is four. Does this mean I can only mine with four cards per board?
I am not familiar with Crossfire, but it's my understanding that the max number of GPUs this feature will support is four. Does this mean I can only mine with four cards per board?
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