Recent content by xamus21

Thanks for listing the pathway to change the settings in BIOS. With that changed, the 2nd GPU is running at 4x speed (max as listed in my mobo specs) and I have enabled Crossfire successfully. I'll try searching up some benchmarks and test some actual gameplay since most published articles...

I tried installing both crossfire bridges, but still not recognized in Radeon settings. My version of BIOS only has 3 settings for PCI-e: Auto, Gen 1, Gen 2. I've tried all settings to no avail. Also have tried updating my BIOS according to this guide. However, the update is not successfully...

The wireless network card is physically removed. Only the 2 GPUs are installed in the 2 x16 slots, but I'm guessing due to the limitations of the board, I'm only getting x16 on the primary GPU and x2 on the secondary GPU. Even then, it's not showing up in Crossfire in Radeon settings.

I have since been running my PC without the wireless adapter since I am hardwired to my network. Even then, I don't see an Crossfire option in Radeon settings.

Yes, the cards are connected via crossfire cable. I have read the FAQ and it looks like I need: According to my Motherboard specs: I'm fairly sure that it's my mobo limiting the speed of the second PCI-e slot.

Hello everyone. while attempting to play Apex Legends, my game kept freezing on my old system (i3 4130 and AMD R9 270x), so I decided to upgrade some components, primarily Crossfiring my GPUs. I couldn't find another R9 270x so I switched to dual R9 280x. The problem now is that I can't seem to...