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AMD Radeon HD 4890 CrossFire Review
Value & Conclusion »Multi GPU Scaling
You can clearly see that the performance gained from the second HD 4890 card increases the higher the resolution is.
Essentially there is no reason to go HD 4890 CrossFire with resolutions below 1680 x 1050. Once you go beyond 1680 x 1050 you can see the full potential CrossFire scaling which results in almost double the performance.
May 6th, 2024 05:31 EDT
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