Even if one gen could crossfire with the next (which doesn't work most times) why would you want to do a 7950 and a 6950? You'd probably rather do a 6950 and a 7850.
The only "cross generational" crossfire that they have supported is the 5770 and 6770, but those are basically just rebadges. And I don't actually know anyone with that setup, so I can't comment on how good it is.
Even if one gen could crossfire with the next (which doesn't work most times) why would you want to do a 7950 and a 6950? You'd probably rather do a 6950 and a 7850.
The only "cross generational" crossfire that they have supported is the 5770 and 6770, but those are basically just rebadges. And I don't actually know anyone with that setup, so I can't comment on how good it is.
EDIT: also my 8888th post
GummiRaccoon
from what i hear its like cfx 5770's both with overclocks (small ones)
Even if one gen could crossfire with the next (which doesn't work most times) why would you want to do a 7950 and a 6950? You'd probably rather do a 6950 and a 7850.
The only "cross generational" crossfire that they have supported is the 5770 and 6770, but those are basically just rebadges. And I don't actually know anyone with that setup, so I can't comment on how good it is.
Even if one gen could crossfire with the next (which doesn't work most times) why would you want to do a 7950 and a 6950? You'd probably rather do a 6950 and a 7850.
The only "cross generational" crossfire that they have supported is the 5770 and 6770, but those are basically just rebadges. And I don't actually know anyone with that setup, so I can't comment on how good it is.
EDIT: also my 8888th post
GummiRaccoon
AMD Trinity's GPU would be based on Cayman's VLIW4 architecture.
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