- Jun 29, 2015
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Hi, just today I added a new R9 280 into my build. I'm running two of them now in crossfire, and they seem to be synchronized. Both are detected in MSI Afterburner, and there's not much problem...except for the fact I can't do anything with the secondary card.
I tried to set the core clock to the default for both cards, and threw them up against Dying Light in 1080p. It was the same performance as a single card, I checked Afterburner and the second card had 37 degrees celcius, so it wasn't being used at ALL.
Apparently the card not being used is stuck at the lowest possible Core Clock and Memory Clock. It's not contributing anything right now.
So how do I "activate" it...?
First time using Crossfire BTW not much experience, thanks for any help.
{EDIT} I installed the same correct drivers in both cards as well just to let you guys know.
I tried to set the core clock to the default for both cards, and threw them up against Dying Light in 1080p. It was the same performance as a single card, I checked Afterburner and the second card had 37 degrees celcius, so it wasn't being used at ALL.
Apparently the card not being used is stuck at the lowest possible Core Clock and Memory Clock. It's not contributing anything right now.
So how do I "activate" it...?
First time using Crossfire BTW not much experience, thanks for any help.
{EDIT} I installed the same correct drivers in both cards as well just to let you guys know.
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