Crossfire X, which ?if there are 3 seperate assembly areas & one firing line out, could be real power to very complex. i.e. large gb sixe game or fast workstation powerful,By Each Card Doing 1/3 of pixels, really lot of detailing may be result.? yet probably XP or server 2008 thing. I think 2 SATA II ports visible are to reduce total file thru put & make ULTIMATE on this board more like what has worked, Fast, Furious & low density of final output, due to lack of all but RAID ?0?. or no RAID at all by some complex mess default?meaning its on & unwanted goes fast, yet actual mechanism is still close to non-udma pata in resultant final thruput?.

Anyway its cut back storage system from UT DR G.

So up with pci e & if lucky few other scores, yet doubtful, in all ways compromise of old & new Crossfire X.
YEAH FOR CROSSFIRE X.

Signed:PHYSICIAN THOMAS STEWART VON DRASHEK M.D.



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So, in order to get full quad Crossfire support, they're gonna have to cut out some PCI/PCI-E 1x slot(s) or use extended ATX form factor, huh? I hope they got with extended ATX. No one who builds a quad Crossfire rig does so in a small case.
Crossfire X, which ?if there are 3 seperate assembly areas & one firing line out, could be real power to very complex. i.e. large gb sixe game or fast workstation powerful,By Each Card Doing 1/3 of pixels, really lot of detailing may be result.? yet probably XP or server 2008 thing. I think 2 SATA II ports visible are to reduce total file thru put & make ULTIMATE on this board more like what has worked, Fast, Furious & low density of final output, due to lack of all but RAID ?0?. or no RAID at all by some complex mess default?meaning its on & unwanted goes fast, yet actual mechanism is still close to non-udma pata in resultant final thruput?.

Anyway its cut back storage system from UT DR G.

So up with pci e & if lucky few other scores, yet doubtful, in all ways compromise of old & new Crossfire X.
YEAH FOR CROSSFIRE X.

Signed:PHYSICIAN THOMAS STEWART VON DRASHEK M.D.



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Three PCI-E slots? That isn't enough for Quad Crossfire, is it? Is Crossfire X not four cards?
CrossfireX is designed to allow more then two cards in Crossfire. That means that it will work with 3 and 4 card Crossfire configurations.
So, in order to get full quad Crossfire support, they're gonna have to cut out some PCI/PCI-E 1x slot(s) or use extended ATX form factor, huh? I hope they got with extended ATX. No one who builds a quad Crossfire rig does so in a small case.