AMD trinity a10 5800k - Two monitors and Crossfire not working

[chicoisolutions]

So I just upgraded my PC and bought a new graphic card
When I activate the Dual Graphics from AMD Catalyst Control Center the other monitor is not detected only the main monitor is working. But when I turn it off they are both working.

I put the main monitor on the craphic card and the other monitor on the mother board. I got two mother boards

Graphic Card: Radeon HD 6570
Processor: AMD Trinity a10 5800k
MB: F2A55M-DS2 and F2a85XM-HD3

Doest it matter when mother board to use?

Thanks for the help!

 

[gokul36]

u have to connect both monitors in graphic card -_-

 

[chicoisolutions]

u have to connect both monitors in graphic card -_-

So it also means I cannot get eyefinity with my current setup?

 

[gokul36]

http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-eyefinity-technology/Pages/eyefinity.aspx

refer above link for "Eyefinity"

 

[bystander]

He is correct. Eyefinity requires you to plug all monitors into the primary card. You also may want to read this: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dual-graphics-crossfire-benchmark,3583-10.html

Basically it goes on to say that you get better performance just using the single discrete card. The hybrid crossfire has way too many issues for a good experience. At least for now. Perhaps it'll get fixed in time.

 

[chicoisolutions]

He is correct. Eyefinity requires you to plug all monitors into the primary card. You also may want to read this: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dual-graphics-crossfire-benchmark,3583-10.html

Basically it goes on to say that you get better performance just using the single discrete card. The hybrid crossfire has way too many issues for a good experience. At least for now. Perhaps it'll get fixed in time.

I'm still very new to these hardware terms.

When you say hybrid crossfire it means Cross fire plus multiple monitor?

What if I used a connector that converts a DVI to two VGA like this image?
http://img1.buyincoins.com/gallery/dvi-24-5-male-to-2-vga-female-adapter.jpg

Could it give me an eyefinity on Radeon HD6570;

 

[bystander]

He is correct. Eyefinity requires you to plug all monitors into the primary card. You also may want to read this: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/dual-graphics-crossfire-benchmark,3583-10.html

Basically it goes on to say that you get better performance just using the single discrete card. The hybrid crossfire has way too many issues for a good experience. At least for now. Perhaps it'll get fixed in time.

I'm still very new to these hardware terms.

When you say hybrid crossfire it means Cross fire plus multiple monitor?

What if I used a connector that converts a DVI to two VGA like this image?
http://img1.buyincoins.com/gallery/dvi-24-5-male-to-2-vga-female-adapter.jpg

Could it give me an eyefinity on Radeon HD6570;

Crossfiring with the AMD APU is a hybrid crossfire. It is not the normal, two discrete card crossfire solution.

And no, that is a splitter and will not give you two different signals. You are best off turning off Crossfire, as I mentioned before, it gives poor results when used with an APU and Discrete card (separate from the APU and not built into the motherboard).