- Mar 5, 2011
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Yesterday I was doing a clean up of my computer, and I decided to update the drivers on my hardware along with Windows and the rest of the stuff I was tuning up.
I opened Catalyst and under the software tab, updated to 12.x from 11.x. Then I went to the AMD website and then downloaded the latest application profiles. It called for a reset which I did, and then when I opened up Catalyst post-reset, it said I had no drivers installed. Then I found all I have were the Presets, Performance, and Power tabs in Catalyst.
No options to enable Crossfire like I used to have.
I've installed and reinstalled Catalyst quite a few times. Ran a driver sweeper. Tried to install the software that came with my graphics cards. Downloaded Catalyst from AMD manually and with their auto downloader thing. Downloaded the application profiles again and uninstalled them to see if that's what I did wrong.
For the record I have two 1GB GDDR5 HD Radeon 5750's in my computer manufactured by Gigabyte. They're both showing up in Device Manager. I only have one bridge but it worked prior, I might go to the computer store tomorrow and buy a second one out of desperation, despite this sounding software related.
Anyone experience something similar? I seem to recall Crossfire being a bit finicky to set up when I bought my second GPU but not THIS finicky.
I opened Catalyst and under the software tab, updated to 12.x from 11.x. Then I went to the AMD website and then downloaded the latest application profiles. It called for a reset which I did, and then when I opened up Catalyst post-reset, it said I had no drivers installed. Then I found all I have were the Presets, Performance, and Power tabs in Catalyst.
No options to enable Crossfire like I used to have.
I've installed and reinstalled Catalyst quite a few times. Ran a driver sweeper. Tried to install the software that came with my graphics cards. Downloaded Catalyst from AMD manually and with their auto downloader thing. Downloaded the application profiles again and uninstalled them to see if that's what I did wrong.
For the record I have two 1GB GDDR5 HD Radeon 5750's in my computer manufactured by Gigabyte. They're both showing up in Device Manager. I only have one bridge but it worked prior, I might go to the computer store tomorrow and buy a second one out of desperation, despite this sounding software related.
Anyone experience something similar? I seem to recall Crossfire being a bit finicky to set up when I bought my second GPU but not THIS finicky.
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