. The X1950 Pro is also the first CrossFire-ready card that doesn’t require a Master version of the card to work as a two-GPU solution.
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According to a review on ExtremeTech, the R570 chip has about three-quarters of the features of the R580 chip found in the Radeon X1900. The site was impressed with the overall features of the card, pleased with the abandonment of the external dongle and Master-card requirement and delighted by the X1950 Pro’s performance as a single card. When paired up with another X1950 Pro, though, performance was disappointing. Its recommendation was to go with the ATI card if you have no intentions of doing a dual-card array immediately or in the future. If you’re looking to do something multi-GPU, Nvidia’s cards are still the top choice.
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