Does an x1950XTX and an x1950XT in crossfire need a dongle?

Dongled Crossfire only applies when you use a X1950 CF Edition along with a
normal X1950XT(X) in a master/slave configuration. The dongle is bundled
with the CF Edition card. This is what the CF Edition looks like (note the
VHCI port for the dongle):
http://www.pcdiga.com/PCDIGA/Imagens/forum/X1950%20XTX_01.jpg

If you just want to pair two normal X1950XT(X) cards together, you don't
need the dongle. (The dongle wouldn't fit anyway.) Performance will be
slightly lower than using a CF Edition card, because the normal cards lack
the CF Edition's hardware compositing chip.

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"GTD" <Stooopid.RemoveThis@duuuh.net> wrote in message
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> Or does crossfire work without it? I already have the x1950XTX, and it
> didn't come with a dongle. I'm thinking of getting an x1950XT to add. any
> ideas or things I should know? This is in a DFI Lanparty ICFX3200-T2R
> Mainboard. If I do need a dongle, where can I get one if it doesn't come
> with the card? Thanks, Greg.