Crossfire

Crossfire is a technology used in computer graphics to improve performance by allowing multiple graphics cards to work together. Instead of a single powerful GPU handling all rendering tasks, two or more GPUs cooperate to split the workload, processing different parts of an image simultaneously. This can lead to higher frame rates and better graphics quality in gaming and imaging applications. Crossfire requires compatible hardware and software to coordinate the GPUs effectively. Overall, it’s a way to boost graphics performance by leveraging the combined power of multiple graphics cards working in harmony.