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6970 Crossfire Issue

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aznpotpie

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So right now I have two issues.
Whenever I run 3D Mark Vantage or 11 I get horizontal lines like the picture below during the test but it finishes the test okay. Should I be worried about this?
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Now I have a second issue. When I use CCC to overclock I can get to 950/1400 easily without issue. When I disable CCC Overdrive and overclock with MSI afterburner, it just crashes at 950/1400 with all the voltages that I have tried, anyone have any suggestions?
 
The 9670 is fast enough lol .... but if you can OC then awesome. I also have had major issues with the MSI AB causing my card to crash my system. I think that app just isnt written right or something. Have you tried another utility like Asus software or Gigabyte? All these boards should be reference v1 or v2 so it should work for any card.

And for your screen to tear like that? I dont know have you changed your bridge cable? Maybe it has gone tits up on you.
 
Did the 1st issue occur after adding the 2nd card, could just need a reinstall.

As for the 2nd issue i had similar problem with msi locking up after setting the 2nd cards frequencies or linking the cards clocks which was fixed with a bios flash as i had 2 different branded 6850's. Other software worked but adding even just voltage and applying froze my pc.

I actually used a reference model msi 6850 bios with unlocked clocks and flashed it onto both my gigabyte and sapphire cards, worked well and took 5mins - just backup the original bios for keepsake and flash on a different bios, just make sure your cards are reference design and you use another brand reference bios,

http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/ - has alot of the different bios' and they work.
 
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