If a personal power supply can support SLI, should it be able to support Crossfire?

Here is the power supply:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…

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No, Sli is different from Crossfire, two different technologies, though both are video.

Your motherboard must be Crossfire ready in order to support this technology. Check your motherboard manual because often both are supported, but sometimes just one or the other.

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no.. it cant.. its aint compatible.. the system wouldn’t recognize them.. even it working,its not compatible at all and worst than a single card

if u want to use 2 or 3 ATI card then u have to purchase a CrossFire ready.. mobo that support CrossFire.. nvidia and Ati r not the same tech,yes its the same idea or concept but the technology r diffrent.. its same like Nvidia.. if u want to SLI then u have to buy the SLI ready mobo.. anything can work if its a single card dun care if u put an ATI into SLI ready mobo but for 2 or 3 card its no.. definitely NO,it CANT

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SLI is the technical designation for that technology, but I forget exactly what it stands for. It was given a “consumer-friendly” name by ATi, “CrossFire”.

It will work though because CrossFire = SLI fancy name, lol.

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Yes there's a pretty good chance an SLi PSU can also support Crossfire. Just check the AMP rating on the PSU's 12v rails (stuck on the back of the PSU itself) as some ATi cards draw a lot of amps.

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As long as your motherboard is Crossfire ready. SLI is Nvidia, and Crossfire is ATI they are not the same.

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So long as the power supply can supply enough power for all the components in your system, you won't have a problem.

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