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You mean the CrossfireX link between the two GPUs on the card? Or CrossfireX between two 3870X2s? CrossfireX between cards isn't supported yet -- should be with a March driver release. Personally, I'd be suing ATI for false advertising (the cards all say "CrossfireX supported" and similar on the boxes) if I were a 3870X2 owner.
In all fairness, the link you just provided says nothing about the 3870x2.
Not saying it isn't right...I have an extra x2 sitting next to my desk, I'm waiting for the crossfirex driver too.
But it is coming. Just gotta be patient.
That link clearly describes CrossfireX as a current technology. Nothing there about "will be", "future", or "not yet available". In the second paragraph, you'll find a clearly displayed link to the "Combination Options Chart". The 3870x2 (and P35 mobos) are listed as compatible.
I think you read the chart wrong, it doesn't state the 3870x2 on the chart. The highest/most powerful card I see is the regular 3870.
But I must say, it is quite misleading to advertise CrossfireX support yet not having the drivers to support more than 2 cards. Very confusing...
I see...
Not to pick a fight, but I would have thought you'd knew that the CrossfireX drivers would come out during the March driver release (for 3 and 4 card support)?
I mean, I thought even the [H]'s evaluation of the HD 3870x2 mentioned that the proper CrossfireX drivers are coming then.
Sorry to hear your problems, I hope the drivers are gonna be good so you can enjoy it
catalyst sees the x2 as one card, so there's no official way to disable cf.
With two cards installed, there is an option to turn it off per card.
With two cards installed, there is an option to turn it off per card.