- Nov 9, 2017
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Heys guys,
I'm a little noob on this PC things, so don't judge me
I got a Gaming PC with +/- 6 years old from a friend but with, i think, kinda good specs (you guys tell me):
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1100T 3,8GHz;
Motherboard: ASUS Crosshair IV Formula;
RAM: 8GB DD3 1600MHz;
3 graphic cards AMD Radeon HD 6990.
SSD: 60GB
So my questions are about this 3 Radeon 6990. One of them, I just can't understand why but it's not recognized by Windows or any program. I think that the card is in the proper slot in Motherboard but somehow it's not recognized by any software and, for that reason, i unplugged the power cables from it. Anyone knows if it's possible to work with 3 graphic cards to, for example, play some games? Or it doesn't worth trying?
The other 2 are working, crossfire enable (i think) and they are overclocked. But here's the question: HD 6990 has two GPU but the AMD software only shows one working:
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So, is this normal or what?
Using GPU-Z, it shows 4 GPU enable (crossfire enable) but checking the sensors in each card shows the same thing that the AMD software. Again, is this normal?
Another question: is this PC just good enough to play, for example, Fortnite? If so, why at Very high graphics in the game i drop so many frames? like playing at 20/25 frames.
Again, i'm kinda noob so... also my english it's not my mother language so a few errors may appear...
Thank you for your helps guys.
PS: i wrote before: "crossfire enable (i think)..." because there's this benchmark that tells me that crossfire is disable... its to many things that i dont understand.
I'm a little noob on this PC things, so don't judge me
I got a Gaming PC with +/- 6 years old from a friend but with, i think, kinda good specs (you guys tell me):
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1100T 3,8GHz;
Motherboard: ASUS Crosshair IV Formula;
RAM: 8GB DD3 1600MHz;
3 graphic cards AMD Radeon HD 6990.
SSD: 60GB
So my questions are about this 3 Radeon 6990. One of them, I just can't understand why but it's not recognized by Windows or any program. I think that the card is in the proper slot in Motherboard but somehow it's not recognized by any software and, for that reason, i unplugged the power cables from it. Anyone knows if it's possible to work with 3 graphic cards to, for example, play some games? Or it doesn't worth trying?
The other 2 are working, crossfire enable (i think) and they are overclocked. But here's the question: HD 6990 has two GPU but the AMD software only shows one working:
http://
http://
http://
http://
http://
So, is this normal or what?
Using GPU-Z, it shows 4 GPU enable (crossfire enable) but checking the sensors in each card shows the same thing that the AMD software. Again, is this normal?
Another question: is this PC just good enough to play, for example, Fortnite? If so, why at Very high graphics in the game i drop so many frames? like playing at 20/25 frames.
Again, i'm kinda noob so... also my english it's not my mother language so a few errors may appear...
Thank you for your helps guys.
PS: i wrote before: "crossfire enable (i think)..." because there's this benchmark that tells me that crossfire is disable... its to many things that i dont understand.
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