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Need help with understanding Crossfire setups
I recently upgraded from my old p4 2ghz to a completely new tower and hardware setup... a playing field that I'm not wholly familiar with. My new tower consists of the following:
Core 2 Duo E6420 2.13Ghz 1066mhz Intel DX38BT Mobo 600 watt X-Connect Ultra PS 2 GB Dual Channel 1333mhz OCZ Platinum memory 2 160GB SATA II drives 1 IDE DVD burner 1 SATA DVD player 2 HIS Radeon X1650 Pro IceQ 512mb PCI-e Everything booted up and installed fine with Windows XP Professional SP2 with 1 exception: I cannot seem to get the video cards set up in CrossFire mode. I double checked the card and mobo specs... both are supposed to be crossfire ready and the video cards did not come with a Y dongle or a bridge connect. I tried using manufacturer drivers, ATI drivers and even Omega's drivers. Manufacturer and ATI drivers did not even show the settings to enable CrossFire while Omega's did but when I try to enable it with Omega's it gives me an error saying "Invalid Value Name!CFEnable" I have a sneaking suspicion that the cards are the ones that requires the Y-dongle to enable the CrossFire configuration. If this is the case... where am I to acquire the Y-dongle to link the cards. Any and all help is much appreciated! |
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