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New Mac Pro 2013 crossfire disabled
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Can you install the latest catalyst drivers and then download GPUz and see if it's enabled of disabled there?
Also can you please post screenshots of the Catalyst Control Centre's crossfire control panel.
It would be easier if we can see what option you have.
Also can you please post screenshots of the Catalyst Control Centre's crossfire control panel.
It would be easier if we can see what option you have.
Wich Driver did you take ?
I take this : Latest Beta Driver 292 MB 14.3 Beta 3/17/2014
Hi i had problem with my new Mac Pro , under Bootcamp i didn't have the option to activate crossfire. After several new Installations from WIN 8.1 i look for some help.
i didn't have to install any new drivers, you just need to restart the machine twice just to get all the drivers loaded and settled - after you get logged into windows the first time
I can't see my second gpu , under GPUZ it tolds my 'crossfire disabeld'
I think the second card is not correct install , any idea ?????
Hey guys is there anybody out there ????? Someone with a D500 with running crossfirex here ? Is it normal that i can find the second D500 card in the control panel ? what is the right driver to use ? Please i need help , i still wait months for the Mac and now i go wild
Hey guys is there anybody out there ????? Someone with a D500 with running crossfirex here ? Is it normal that i can find the second D500 card in the control panel ? what is the right driver to use ? Please i need help , i still wait months for the Mac and now i go wild
so i have crossfire turned on and in device manager under display adapters, i show 2 gpu's, running the stock amd driver from bootcamp x5640
I think it is better to stick to the original AMD FirePro control center. Catalyst Center is made for AMD Radeon and HD 5XXXor 7XXX drivers. So, if I were you, I would uninstall all catalyst drivers, reinstall AMD FirePro drivers (configuration panel), and restart the computer. Hopefully, this may solve your problem...
Sounds like a possible hardware issue but, just for the record, I did a clean install of Win 8.1 with latest Bootcamp drivers and, without doing anything else, the CrossFire options show up fine in the AMD utility and definitely work with games.
There are new beta drivers that enable "Mantle" which improves dual GPU performance in Battlefield4, but basic CrossFire support should work out of the box.
There are new beta drivers that enable "Mantle" which improves dual GPU performance in Battlefield4, but basic CrossFire support should work out of the box.
Hi,
i think you should consider this article:
http://www.heise.de/ct/hotline/Falsche-Grafik-Treiber-in-Boot-Camp-Windows-2132482.html
Unfortunately, Windows often confused the two FirePro cards in the Mac Pro with their consumer siblings in the Radeon family and installed the Catalyst drivers. However, its GUI denied the configuration of the FirePro cards with the error message described.
i think you should consider this article:
http://www.heise.de/ct/hotline/Falsche-Grafik-Treiber-in-Boot-Camp-Windows-2132482.html
Unfortunately, Windows often confused the two FirePro cards in the Mac Pro with their consumer siblings in the Radeon family and installed the Catalyst drivers. However, its GUI denied the configuration of the FirePro cards with the error message described.
