It's basically the SLI/Crossfire...In this thing mostly teo cheap graphic cards are installed in the pcie slots and are connected via "bridge" which comes with the motherboard or the graphic card...
But why??? :/
The question is why?Hmm...It's just to save money..Two graphic cards are attached together which produce less frame rates per second and when they are bridged together they easilt boom!
Nvidia and AMD Bridging.
So there are two different gpu makers "Nvidia and AMD"..Now when they are bridged now a new thing takes place The "SLI and Crossfire"..SLI is done when Nvidia Cards are bridged and Crossfire takes place when AMD cards are bridged.
Things to know.
You should know some things:
1)Chipset or Chip is the main thing in every graphic card even its NVIDIA or AMD...When bridging your cards should have the same chip and it's not necessary that the graphic card should be of same manufacturer..So we take AMD Radeon 7450..It's an old graphic card and if you buy one of Sapphire and other of Gigabyte so there's nothing to do with..There's is no problem!
2Compatibility..So the main thing!Bridging is not compatible with old games but with new games so you definatley want to play new games!So,boom!!!
There alot of cons and few pros so have a bad minute! :'(
1)Multiple Graphic card will produce more heat,noise and may overheat so you should have proper cooling and sound reduction things..
2)Some games are supported so that thing is bad but still diver updates may help you to sort this problem otherwise you have to deal with one gpu or tinker it's settings!
Pro's
1)It make the performance of game good..When two graphic cards are combined so 1 x 2=2 so it will produce better performance instead of getting an expensive one..
My thought!
My thought is that spend 100bucks more and get a single gpu!!It may cause big problems if you have two gpu's and you have to face a big loss!But still i recommend A single Gpu!!
So go for it!! BOOM!
Peace>-<
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