AMD’s crossfire on Intel’s P45 chipsets

December 21st, 2007 | Category: Desktop, Laptop

Following the acquisition of ATI by AMD, many were wondering whether Intel was ever going to get a multi-GPU solution for its own chip, as AMD might have wanted to keep the CrossFire mojo for itself.

Now we know: Intel has a CrossFire license and the P45 chipset should

be Intel’s first multi-GPU enabling chipset.

By packing two AMD Radeon HD 3870 X2 (2 GPUS on each board), a P45 system would have a total 4 GPUS.

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