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Crossfire woes

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Hi there

I just picked up a pair of 6970s for a crossfire but stumbled into some issues.

I first installed them onto my p8p67pro, booted up and crossfire worked fine.

So as it worked I disconnected the power and just screwed up the rest of the screws. I did take the cards out to do this but put them back in as I had them.

Now crossfire isnt even an option in the catalyst control centre but both the system hardware and GPU-Z recognise that there are two cards installed. One running at pci-e 8x and the other pci-e 1x :S

slightly confused as to why it isnt working now. Since i didnt change anything.

I tried reinstalling the drivers but no luck.

Anyone got any ideas?

Cheers.
 
Hi there

I just picked up a pair of 6970s for a crossfire but stumbled into some issues.

I first installed them onto my p8p67pro, booted up and crossfire worked fine.

So as it worked I disconnected the power and just screwed up the rest of the screws. I did take the cards out to do this but put them back in as I had them.

Now crossfire isnt even an option in the catalyst control centre but both the system hardware and GPU-Z recognise that there are two cards installed. One running at pci-e 8x and the other pci-e 1x :S

slightly confused as to why it isnt working now. Since i didnt change anything.

I tried reinstalling the drivers but no luck.

Anyone got any ideas?

Cheers.

try each card individually. if both work then just try re-seating them both and hopefully that should work. You did put the xfire bridge back on right? It's a longshot, but maybe switching the location of the x-fire bridge may helkp or even adding another, although it is unlikely to make any difference at all
 
I first installed them onto my p8p67pro, booted up and crossfire worked fine.

So as it worked I disconnected the power and just screwed up the rest of the screws. I did take the cards out to do this but put them back in as I had them.

I'm sorry, I don't quite understand what you did here.

Are you currently running with both cards installed (one in blue slot, one in white slot), one 6pin PCI-E power connection per card, one 8 pin (6+2) PCI-E power connections per card and both crossfire bridges installed?
 
cheers guys.

It was the second bridge. First time I booted it up I only had one on and it worked fine, must have been fluke.

Thanks for your help :)
 
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