AMD 780G Chipset 3-Way Crossfire?

[VoX]

I'm looking to purchase a AMD K9A2GM-F-V2 780G Motherboard and I know you can run the integrated GPU with a discrete one in Hybrid/Crossfire , all I want to know it it would be possible to run the integrated with 2 discrete GPU's? So its kinda a 3-Way Hybrid/Crossfire.

Just for info this is what I'm looking to buy:

780G Motherboard - $90 AUD
Dual Core AMD Processor - $75 AUD
4GB of DDR2 Ram - Around $80 AUD
ATI 3870 GPU - $199 AUD
ATX PC Case with PSU - $40 USD

I'm going to reuse some of my computers components, such as my Hard drive ect.

[MattZani]

No, not possible

[VoX]

Ok, thanks but ah.. Why?

[MattZani]

The onboard GPU will not be compatible with Crossfire, as they do not make Built in 3850/70's haha lol

[VoX]

The onboard GPU will not be compatible with Crossfire, as they do not make Built in 3850/70's haha lol

No, the 780G motherboard utilizes Hybrid Crossfire with the integrated graphics which allows you to use it with another ATI discrete graphics card. I was wondering if it would would with two discrete graphics cards, I already know it works with one

EDIT: Never mind, Worked out Hybrid Crossfire only works with budget ATI Cards

[MattZani]

Yeah, but having too weak ass wimpy GPU's in Crossfire will do nothing, hell, 2 mid - High power cards barely increase.

Really, SLi and Crossfire are a rip off, even more so each card you add.

Buy one 9600GT (Much better drivers from nVidia) Or even a 9800GTX and spend the rest on a better intel Dual Core