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    Crossfire on a nForce 740??

    Asrock really do come up with some interesting stuff:

    http://www.techpowerup.com/87030/ASR...therboard.html

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    Re: Crossfire on a nForce 740??

    I just thing asrock are mad simple as

    with there ddr/ddr2 agp/pci mobos

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    Re: Crossfire on a nForce 740??

    I want to know if the BIOS supports both SLI and CrossFire, or if you have to swap BIOS to swap "codes" (to use the rugby parlance )

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    Re: Crossfire on a nForce 740??

    Intersting, if this is purely down to drivers & bios then it shows that the real restrictions on crossfire/sli have been licensing not hardware.

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