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Performance Update - ATI CrossFire

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Graphics | 24th Nov 2009

With the new multi-GPU HD 5970 on sale and Catalyst drivers maturing, we take a look at the CrossFire performance of ATI's latest batch of GPUs. Are two HD5770s as fast as an HD 5870? Is CrossFire a decent upgrade path? Or is CrossFire still miss-firing? We've benchmarked furiously to find out!

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