AMD motherboards commonly feature "CrossFire" technology, reflecting its integration into modern designs, even those with integrated graphics or APUs. This suggests that CrossFire is straightforward enough to implement that manufacturers include it as a standard feature. Historically significant during the rise of dual-core processors in the mid-2000s, CrossFire remains relevant for boards equipped with multiple PCIe slots, indicating a target audience likely interested in multi-GPU setups. Conversely, motherboards with fewer PCIe slots tend to lack this feature, aligning with the expectation that users of such boards may not require multi-GPU configurations.
