- Jun 29, 2015
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Hi, I installed a second GPU in my system a few days ago for some extra horsepower, and I wanted to make sure it works. So I had GPU-Z log about 15 minutes of the second GPU while I was playing Dying Light in fullscreen. I was sad to see that it had straight 0's for GPU load, and a single 12 in the middle of them.
I have Crossfire enabled in Catalyst Control Center. I also have a Crossfire band which registers both GPU's. GPU-Z is displaying both cards, and they both are monitored with correct temperatures and core speeds. It just seems the second card can't use its power, being stuck at its core clock speeds at all time. So tell me, what is it I'm doing wrong here?
I love any helping feedback, this is my first time with Crossfire, so I'm probably just making some stupid mistake that I didn't catch. But I need to figure out what it is.
(x2 AMD R9 280s)
I have Crossfire enabled in Catalyst Control Center. I also have a Crossfire band which registers both GPU's. GPU-Z is displaying both cards, and they both are monitored with correct temperatures and core speeds. It just seems the second card can't use its power, being stuck at its core clock speeds at all time. So tell me, what is it I'm doing wrong here?
I love any helping feedback, this is my first time with Crossfire, so I'm probably just making some stupid mistake that I didn't catch. But I need to figure out what it is.
(x2 AMD R9 280s)
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