Code 12 HD Radeon 7850

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keshido

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Alright guys, I'm desperate at this point. Hopefully someone can provide some fresh answers. Here is my current setup:

motherboard: intel dp67bg -updated to latest Bios (2209)
cpu: 3rd Gen i7
memory: 16 gb corsair vengeance
psu: OCZ 1000W
HDD: SSD 250gb Samsung
OS: Windows 7
GPU: 2x MSI Twin Frozr HD 7850 (atiumdag 9.1.0.0 Catalyst 13.1 driver)

My intention is to crossfire the cards. But I keep getting a code 12 on the second card within device manager (This device cannot find enough free resources that it can use. (Code 12)

If you want to use this device, you will need to disable one of the other devices on this system.), I have tried every piece of advice I've found and NOTHING has worked, I'm at the end of my witts with this thing. Here's a list of what i've done:

- Disabled unused resourced in the BIOS
- swapped PCIe slots to make sure they are working
- tried cards individually in another computer (both work fine [no xfire since i don't have two slots in my old machine])
- deleted all instances of the card with the error and reinstalled
- deleted all drivers and reinstalled
- clean installation
- Microsoft's POS fix it downloads


Additional details:
I downloaded GPU-z And I can see the card in there it's just not turned on ( since device manager has deactivated the card).

Any advice or help would be GREATLY appreciated. I've been trying to fix this for two weeks.
 

bucknutty

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Dont see IRQ conflicts very often anymore.

I would go into the bios and turn off everything, as a trouble shooting step. I mean everything the only think i would leave on is USB so your mouse and keyboard keep working.

Ide
Sound
Network
USB3
Extra Sata ports
Com ports


Problems like this are often the USB devices. I would try another keyboard and mouse.
 

keshido

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Thanks for the link and the reply, but this particular motherboard does not have onboard video. I never build my gaming systems on Mb that have onboard video, ironically enough to save resources o_O
 
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