MrDukidog

Ok, i suppose i can live with that but i still need to sort out all the other problems that don't really make sense. Whats the point in using two cards if it just slows down your pc and makes it have a spaz attack?

Oh sorry, not sure why it didnt work. Ill run down a list: AMD 8 core 3.6ghz Two radeon 7770's graphics cards 1 TB memory ASUS M5A97 Motherboard 750w power cool PSU windows 7 64-bit Im sure my motherboard is compatible for crossfire its just recently I noticed the difference in the PCI slots

file:///C:/Program%20Files%20(x86)/Belarc/BelarcAdvisor/System/tmp/(chris-PC).html Theses are my computer hardware specs. I have checked all connections and they are fine. When my pc is not running a game or software the gpu temp is 30 degrees or under and when im running a game or software it reaches around the 40-50 mark. I have uninstalled all gpu drivers and installed the more up to date drivers. when it allows me i have set up the crossfire in the bios. The noises came from my monitor because that was the audio format i was using. The problem still persists, i am worried about the slots my graphics cards are inserted into. One of them appears to only contain half the golden pins than the other but when this slot is used my grpahics card works perfectly fine, could this be a problem for crossfiring alone? every slot and graphics card works fine when only one is used. Thanks for the advice:D

Hi guys! I'm having trouble using both my graphics cards at once. All my drivers are updated and the graphics cards are both detected and utilized via the AMD crossfire enable option, but i have some very annoying problems. One is that every time i log on it asks me to enable crossfire which i'm sure isn't right. Most importantly when i'm playing my games there is no improved performance and very distorted glitches happen during gampeplay to terrain and mostly HUD elements. Also when playing highly advanced graphics games such as Skyrim my computer eventually crashes and and throws out a black screen with a continuous noise coming from my monitor. Sometimes when i turn on my computer and log in it tells me it couldn't find an operating system. I have tried to figure out the problem via trial and error and have concluded its not the graphics cards or connection to the motherboard. I also have two crossfire cables and i'm pretty sure that both of them wont be faulty. I have only had my PC for a few weeks and this problem began on day one. Thanks for your time! ;)