
In current SLi vs Crossfire, SLi is more stable than crossfire, however AMD did release news saying that in future drivers will keep on improving on their Crossfire. So is up to your own decision you prefer Red or Green
Something interesting to read
Challenging FPS: Testing SLI And CrossFire Using Video Capture : Frames Per Second: Why The World Was Wrong
If you want an answer i say go ahead get another GTX680
How come you are running 2 different cards in your comp????

How come you are running 2 different cards in your comp????

What are your system's spec??
Don't bother with crossfire. Micro stuttering still an issue for ATi cards.

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Quote ftw! But ATI did mention they are looking to fix it in the future!![]()
Quote ftw! But ATI did mention they are looking to fix it in the future!![]()
Quote ftw! But ATI did mention they are looking to fix it in the future!![]()

Our gahment also say they will fix many things before.![]()
As we expected, both from The Tech Report's background with this and Nvidia's in-house examples, we see that AMD's Radeon HD 7870s in CrossFire tend to suffer more dropped and runt frames than a pair of GeForce GTX 660 Tis in SLI. This addresses much of the trepidation about multi-card configurations expressed in Best Graphics Cards for the Money, confirming that two of Nvidia's boards appear more appealing. AMD even admits it's playing catch-up in this area, and is addressing its shortcomings through successive driver improvements.![]()

When Frame Rates Aren't What They Seem... : Challenging FPS: Testing SLI And CrossFire Using Video Capture
From the article above :
But ATI is the underdog should support...![]()
