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Hi Everyone, I decided to get a second 280x to crossfire on my machine I've installed it and added the crossfire fire bridge, however I am getting the error: "The AMD CrossFireX internal bridge interconnects linking your graphics cards together are not properly attached" . I can see both gfx...

Would that i3 be faster than my current processor? tbh I was thinking more of an I5 - I7?

Hello everyone at Tom's. I'm coming into some money soon and have decided that it's time to update my machine. I use the machine for developing software/games and also do all my gaming on it. My computer still games well at my resolution but I've noticed it struggling with newer dX11 titles. My...

are you sure that you are you connecting all the 6/4 pin power connectors? Are you also sure that you plugging your monitor into the gfx card and not into your onbard? Also could please tell us what card, and the rest of the spec of your computer. Thanks

Not normally. Double check that all leads are plugged into your graphics card. And that you are plugging the monitor into the correct port that is on the graphics card, not onboard. If this doesnt work, can you try the card in another computer maybe?

You could check the bios and make sure that your motherboard is set to use your PCI-express graphics card slot, rather than you onboard graphics? report back if that works?

you need to download the graphics drivers for your graphics card by the sound of it. Download this: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/auto_detect.aspx And it will detect what driver you need.

Simply, yes putting them both into the same card is fine.

Hello Toms, My Computer Specs should be in Sig. I am coming into money for my Birthday (around £200 ) and I'm wanting to update my Computer a little bit. My single HD5870 still maxes out most games I play on my single 1980 x 1080 monitor. However I noticed that in some recent tittles such as...

I used Google, to look up the maximum recommended temperature for you graphics card...

That's perfectly fine and normal, the Max GPU Temp for that card is 122C. That is within safe limits. Adam

Yes -.- it's a known problem like I said that the game has issues with certain Radeon Cards. Here is a link of possible fixes for the game. http://itechbook.net/the-amazing-spider-man-crashes-crash-to-desktop-black-screen-all-error-fix.html But I like I said, I don't think it's your gfx card...

Are you playing the legal or pirated version? the pirated version is known to have a bad crack which reduces frame rates significantly. Also the game is known to have issues with certain Radeon cards, and ATI have stated "The driver to fix current issues is slated for a sep 12 release."

What Power supply do you have, are you sure that it is enough to run your cards in crossfire?

You could try either reinstalling the game? You could also try removing your Gfx drivers using driver-sweep in sage mode. Or you could try reinstalling Windows.