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GPU-Z reports 3rd crossfire card is disabled?

Soldato
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Just a quickie chaps,

I've just installed GPU-Z and it says that my 5870 is disabled, in the drop down boxes for the cards both the 5970's say that crossfire is enabled (3 GPUs) but when I select the 5870 it says it's disabled.



Is this normal?
 
Was OS are you using. The latest GPU-Z says my SLI is disabled under Win XP 32bit, but under Win 7 64bit is enabled. And i know and seen it working under SLI in both.

I say its more a GPU-Z issue more than anything...
 
both the 5970's

So you have 2x5970s and 1x5870? This would be a total of five GPUs, and iirc Vista only allows a max of four GPUs (XP allows a max of two GPUs) - I'm not certain on the limitation for Windows 7, but I'd expect it to be four also, being that Win7 was built upon Vista.
 
I'm sure he mean's that in GPU-Z the two options for the 5970 are showing ok, and that the third option for the 5870 is not. (rather than having 2 5970's that you guys are thinking).
 
I'm sure he mean's that in GPU-Z the two options for the 5970 are showing ok, and that the third option for the 5870 is not. (rather than having 2 5970's that you guys are thinking).

That is correct mate ;) thanks

Sorry for the misunderstanding to all the others.........I don't do mornings at all.

Thinking about it, it must be GPU-Z reporting it wrong as I am getting activity on all three when playing games.
 
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