Ok quick background, I built my first crossfire system a couple of years ago now. using dual x1300's everything run fine on most games. Started playing Eve Online on my older computer. Tried playing on the crossfire system and the game would lockup/crash on boot of eve. Most common BSOD code was due to ati3duag.dll Considering the x1300's are much older now i picked up a pair of hd4670's cheap.
but im still having the same problem. I upgraded xp to SP3 and now im getting a broad range of BSOD's from STOP 0x0000000A's to IRQ erros, and some times jsut hard lockups and auto reboots. Im currently at work so i cant give a full posting of specs but the basics are here. if anyone has any ideas.
OS: Windows XP SP3
MB: Asus A8R-MVP (Latest Bios Update)
CPU: AMD Athlon FX x2 (2Ghz Equiv)
RAM: 2 x 1Gig Kingston DDR2
Video: ATI Radeon HD 4670 (Latest Drivers. Tried both with and with out CCC)
HD: 250Gig Sata Western Digital
PSU: 450 Watt that came with the Case. *Have also Tried a New Ultra 550PSU with no change.
Im not usign the crossfire setup due to it not being a crossfire X Motherboard. so i just have one card installed at this time. if i cant get the problem fixed then im gonna return them
ANY HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED
Tim
but im still having the same problem. I upgraded xp to SP3 and now im getting a broad range of BSOD's from STOP 0x0000000A's to IRQ erros, and some times jsut hard lockups and auto reboots. Im currently at work so i cant give a full posting of specs but the basics are here. if anyone has any ideas.
OS: Windows XP SP3
MB: Asus A8R-MVP (Latest Bios Update)
CPU: AMD Athlon FX x2 (2Ghz Equiv)
RAM: 2 x 1Gig Kingston DDR2
Video: ATI Radeon HD 4670 (Latest Drivers. Tried both with and with out CCC)
HD: 250Gig Sata Western Digital
PSU: 450 Watt that came with the Case. *Have also Tried a New Ultra 550PSU with no change.
Im not usign the crossfire setup due to it not being a crossfire X Motherboard. so i just have one card installed at this time. if i cant get the problem fixed then im gonna return them
ANY HELP IS GREATLY APPRECIATED
Tim