Does it come with a crossfire bridge? null

No it does not come with one. FYI don't spend your money on 2 gpus because you won't get 2 gpus worth of graphics. I ran R9 290x's in crossfire and the performance.ance was only around 25-30% increase compared to 1 GPU. If your going to spend that amount of money just step up to a Nvidia GTX 2070 which out performs 2xRX580's. I think it was Tom's hardware that did the test. I also tried it with 2xGTX 980's in SLI. I ended up selling them to friends and went with a GTX 1080ti. It was cheaper than the 2x980's and out performs them by 35% or so. I used Mark3D for graphic test.

You don't need crossfire bridges anymore. With and cards it is supportedvia the motherboard. Keep in mind not all motherboards will run both cards x16. You must have a CPU and motherboard that allow 32 lanes, 16 each card. Most likely crossfire will run each with 8 lanes total 16, which isn't a huge performance loss but 5% is 5%.

It did not come with a crossfire bridge. It will support crossfire, but didn't include a bridge connector

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No it does not come with one. FYI don't spend your money on 2 gpus because you won't get 2 gpus worth of graphics. I ran R9 290x's in crossfire and the performance.ance was only around 25-30% increase compared to 1 GPU. If your going to spend that amount of money just step up to a Nvidia GTX 2070 which out performs 2xRX580's. I think it was Tom's hardware that did the test. I also tried it with 2xGTX 980's in SLI. I ended up selling them to friends and went with a GTX 1080ti. It was cheaper than the 2x980's and out performs them by 35% or so. I used Mark3D for graphic test.
Answered by Leuzier13 7 years ago
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You don't need crossfire bridges anymore. With and cards it is supportedvia the motherboard. Keep in mind not all motherboards will run both cards x16. You must have a CPU and motherboard that allow 32 lanes, 16 each card. Most likely crossfire will run each with 8 lanes total 16, which isn't a huge performance loss but 5% is 5%.
Answered by Rvoss5 6 years ago
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yes
Answered by Charlie 7 years ago
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It did not come with a crossfire bridge. It will support crossfire, but didn't include a bridge connector
Answered by gamer5000 7 years ago
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Mine did not come with one.
Answered by EliCz 7 years ago
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