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Crossfire!!

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by Pasbe, Jun 14, 2009.

  1. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    Try updating your DirectX first. That is a known problem with Crossfire, but I've never had it.
     
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    Umm... where do i fint update dor DX10? is it released yet?
     
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    its says i allready have it or have petter one so i dont need to install it
     
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    any new ideas?
     
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    All I can suggest for now is that there's now a Catalyst 9.6, try that instead :S
     
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    my power source is 600W or was it 660, is it good enough?
     
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    Now there's a point. Possibly not. Do the games crash the instant they finish loading? It could be that your Power supply isn't stable enough. A 600W unit is plenty to run most crossfire setups. However, a lot of "600W" units are nowhere near as high as they claim to be. What is the brand of the power supply?
     
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    i downloaded the 6.9 after that it worked, but games wouldnt when crossfire was on
     
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    Again, what brand is the power supply?
     
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    That should be fine, that's a decent power supply. What motherboard do you have?
     
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    MSI P45 Platinum/Zilent
     
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    The P45 Platinum requires a molex power connector plugged into the board to power the second slot. Have you attached this power connector? it is just above the dark blue PCI express slot.
     
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    there wasnt a cable in that slot and i putted it there and still same problem with games....
     
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    Just a thought, are any of your graphics cards made by Sapphire?
     
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    No, Club
     
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    Which OS are you using?
    It is also possible that the second slot on your motherboard is faulty, or that the second card you've bought is faulty. Try a single card in the bottom slot, and try switching the two cards round.
     
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    So Sapphire graphics cards have trouble with CROSSFIRE?
     
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    No, Sapphire cards had a glitch a long time ago with firmware that could cause them to crash when a game loaded. However, this was meant to have been fixed many months back, and I've yet to hear of a single case of it since.
     

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