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Originally Posted by Baron
U have to disable the card in CCC.
Note that i assume this because thats what one do when running NVidia. There is a page in the control panel where u choose to run 1 or 2 card and choose also if CPU, GPU1 or GPU2 is suppose to run PhysX.
No reason why its any different in CCC/Crossfire (except for the PhysX part off course)
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Ok time to get really honest
I have been self teaching my way around a computer for about 15 years but laziness combined with a lack of drive has contained my over all knowledge of how to build, repair, and just over all manipulate my own computers to a bare minimum. (I makem game runem someum timeum)
LOL I used to be so proud of myself when I would just copy and paste a boot disk one of my smart friends had made to make a game run for me (386 and 486dx2) and got another game to run on the same boot disk.
with that said i have been to my CCC panel and i can see both cards i think one seems to be running and the other sitting idle. i dont know if this is how they normally are when no programs are running or if the guy that built my computer for me just knew that i would never know if they were both actually working or not LOL
I just assumed that when two cards were in there and connected via the crossfire plug that they were both working.
I did not see any option that said to disable either card nor did i see one that gave me the option as to what i wanted each card to handle.
I apologize for my electrical ignorance ahead of time. I will gladly test any configuration that you guys are willing to walk me through
