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    Crossfire problem with R9 290x (Solved)

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    • EspinetenbolasE Desconectado
      Espinetenbolas Veteranos HL @Lord Asmodai
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      Well the second non-functional GPU ? … is enabled for Crossfire but it doesn't work... try to enable crossfire for furmark: How to Enable SLI and CrossFire Support for OpenGL Applications Let's see if the whistle sounds.
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        Pues no suena no,jajajaj :wall:
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          Lord Asmodai @Lord Asmodai
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          Nothing, now I'm trying with Windows 8 drivers, to see if I was lucky, I've also disconnected the frame pacing, which I read could cause problems, and with the Afterburner I've disconnected the ULPS and nothing…

          I offer a seafood platter to the one who solves this for me jajajaajaja :cry:

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            Lord Asmodai @Lord Asmodai
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            I even changed the power supply cables in case the power wasn't reaching it properly
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              Espinetenbolas Veteranos HL @Lord Asmodai
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              My solution… returns the one you bought before the return period expires, justifying that your equipment is not compatible... sell the old one and buy a 980Ti... more powerful in everything, except heat, and without any hassle because Crossfire, SLI, and other crap invented by manufacturers don't configure well.

              I think crossfire... for whatever reason, doesn't work well on your equipment, and it's silly to waste time and money trying to get it to work properly.

              It may seem like the easy option, but honestly, I think it's the most sensible one and the one that will give you the least problems.

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                Lord Asmodai @Espinetenbolas
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                Thanks Espinete, the truth is that I can't return it.La I bought the graphics a few months ago, I tried it and left it waiting to have the power supply. Then there's also the fact that as I wanted it for a liquid cooling I also bought the cooling blocks for those cards, which besides the EK blocks have cost me to find because they are discontinued. So if I return it I would lose money

                For now I will leave them connected, and in a few days I will fight with them again, to see if there is more luck.

                Thanks for everything!! ?

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                  Espinetenbolas Veteranos HL @Lord Asmodai
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                  Damn… well in any case you have eBay... you may lose money but you lose more money having something you don't use and that will definitely end up devaluing in a few months when Nvidia and AMD release their new generations with 14nm... half the consumption and double the power... not to mention compatibility with directX12

                  Believe me in less than a year the whole set of graphics cards and EK blocks that cost you a fortune will not be worth more than 500€ while now you can easily get between 350 and 400€ per card... the blocks apart (add 75-100€ more)... so in total you can recover between 850 and 1000€

                  That's more than enough to buy yourself a 980Ti and a block... or a Fury X and a block.

                  That's my most sincere advice because with everything you've tried and seeing the result unfortunately you will never get that Crossfire to work on your computer.

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                    I also think that the best option is a tactical withdrawal. Sell what you can, and you can already get yourself a nice gift with what they release now in the summer, or you can wait until the end of the year, which is when they will release the artillery.

                    Salu2!

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                      Lord Asmodai @Fassou
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                      Hello!

                      At first I can say that I have solved it! :fuckyea:

                      I have managed to do the 3DMark test and the drivers no longer jump out.
                      In desperation today I messed around with the BIOS, in my BIOS there is a section for the PCI cards, one of the options was to choose which gen of card I have installed, these were selected automatically, and I left them in GEN2. On the other hand I changed the latency values of the PCI, the factory values come in 32 and I changed it to 128.Al when I tried the 3dMARK I saw that there was an improvement in the operation although the drivers were still jumping, so I kept changing until I left it at 64 and the 3DMARK no longer jumps out.

                      For now I will continue to test it, to see if I have really solved it.

                      Thank you very much for giving me a hand!

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                        Lord Asmodai @Lord Asmodai
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                        Finally I can put the crossfire score xD

                        AMD Radeon R9 290X video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-4770K,MSI Z87-G45 GAMING (MS-7821)

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