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I can't find any setting. I should hope so.. the board is supposed to support CrossFire natively.

I've swapped the cards, it doesn't help. I tried using my friend's Crossfire bridges, it doesn't help. So is this definitely a board issue then?

But aren't they supposed to still work? (above post) :o

Not my specific one, but the port is meant to run at 4x.

3dMark2006 1x gpu = 4885 3dmarks 2x gpu = 4673 3dmarks

I don't think my cards are the problem. I'm really getting pissed off. :rolleyes:

If one of them wasn't to be working, what could I do to get one which is the same? Also what is a good program to check GPU clocks..?

The GPUs are the exact same except from the fan design, or so I've been told.. :(

I don't want to sell them. I followed the rules, i'm not going to change something if it isn't my fault. Bah...:(

So "Official CrossFire support" means nothing these days? The card must be detected because when I take one out the "Enable CrossFire" option in CCC isn't there. :o Anyone got any other suggestions? :confused:

I did 3DMark 2001 to see if FPS got any better.. Single GPU: 25657 3D Marks Crossfire GPUs : 25414 3D Marks It didn't. What should I do? Contact Gigabyte and demand a revision 2.0 board or something? :mad:

I've upgraded my GA-965P-DS3 Motherboard to a GA-P35-DS3P and bought another X1950 Pro so I could use crossfire and maybe upgrade other stuff later. I installed everything fine, including the internal bridges. BIOS is updated to the latest version. Using the latest 7.8's. The mobo's PCIE12V is...

Mine has a red light that goes on when I power up but it goes off after that :cool:

If you haven't already bought nvidia, why not go for them? They're winning the one-man race :)

If I RMA my defective card I should get a choice of refund which is £150.. and I have £30 lying around, so should I go for a 8800GTS 320Mb, or something else? Thanks :cool: