@Nosferatu
what reso ur using?

well it's not suitable for small text btw..
is there anywhere to disable according to the selected application?

owh i wanted to do the same thing in the future, any tips, instead of 9800 , will gts240 work if i cant find any 9800 gt?

is your 9800gt new?

Correction: that's 3 digital output....

And the 2 DVI ports on 5850 supports analog VGA readily... with a passive adapter (as with most DVI ports on GCs)

DP can be converter to analog VGA cheaply though (with a powered plug-in converter)...

Yeah, i search google n i c got ppl use tat cable o..
they use this extension y cable  means 1 head connect to ur monitor cable .. the other 2 head connect to each of ur GC..

if like this i no nid worry liao .. haha

First-generation

CrossFire was first made available to the public on September 27, 2005.[1] The system required a CrossFire-compliant motherboard with a pair of ATI Radeon PCI Express (PCIe) graphics cards. Radeon x800s, x850s, x1800s and x1900s came in a regular edition, and a 'CrossFire Edition' which has 'master' capability built into the hardware. 'Master' capability is a term used for 5 extra image compositing chips, which combine the output of both cards.[2] One had to buy a Master card, and pair it with a regular card from the same series. The Master card shipped with a proprietary DVI Y-dongle, which plugged into the primary DVI ports on both cards, and into the monitor cable.

Current generation (CrossFireX)

With the release of the Radeon X1950 Pro (RV570 GPU), ATI has completely revised CrossFire's connection infrastructure to further eliminate the need for past Y-dongle/Master card and slave card configurations for CrossFire to operate. ATI's CrossFire connector is now a ribbon-like connector attached to the top of each graphics adapter, similar to nVidia's SLI bridges, but different in physical and logical natures.[5] As such, Master Cards no longer exist, and are not required for maximum performance.

same.. with morph+maxAA playing dragon nest online 1900 x 1280 lag!!

Yeah....the 6950 is a better buy
Since you can even unlock it to a 6970 ~_~

its not worth it guys  definately its not even 2x6950s even if it is its downclocked those who want to buy a single 6990 just get 2x 6950s at rm 900x2 and unlock to 6970 and cf

those who want to cf 6990 just get 3x6950 and unlock it because cf 6990 has 4 gpus and no games use 4 gpus except metro 2033 for nvidia and fps is lower than 3 cards when u use 4 cards

same goes with gtx 590 tri sli gtx 570 is better than sli gtx 590 if gtx 560 could do tri sli then it would havee been more awesome