[pjBSOD]

I've always wondered this, and I'm crossfiring very soon so I just thought I'd know. I realize that no piece of hardware no matter if it's the same exact model will overclock the same as another persons.

However, when you crossfire the exact same two cards how do you overclock both cards? Does it automatically become as if you were overclocking one card?

Thanks!

 

[____]

MSI afterburner > settings > synchronize settings for similar graphics processors.

Just keep bumping up the clocks until you get artifacts.

 

[Vipr3]

If you use MSI Afterburner, there is a setting that you can select to make your OC apply to both cards. Same thing with Sapphire TRIXX.

 

[pjBSOD]

Just what I was wondering. Even though I hate MSI AB. I guess I'll have to get used to it!

 

[Vipr3]

Quote:

Originally Posted by E-Peen;13066511
Just what I was wondering. Even though I hate MSI AB. I guess I'll have to get used to it!

You can use Sapphire's TRIXX also If you really don't want to use MSI AB.

 

[pjBSOD]

I've heard there's a lot more issues with TRIXX than there is with MSI AB.

 

[mastical]

Might have to disable ulps if you get a bsod or restart when applying the your OC.

 

[pjBSOD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by mastical;13066527
Might have to disable ulps if you get a bsod or restart when applying the your OC.

Yeah, I heard that's a good thing to disable. Where do you disable that so I can do it as soon as I get the cards.

 

[Vipr3]

Quote:

Originally Posted by E-Peen;13066526
I've heard there's a lot more issues with TRIXX than there is with MSI AB.

Sapphire just came out with a new version of TRIXX.

 

[Ioxa]

Quote:

Originally Posted by E-Peen;13066534
Yeah, I heard that's a good thing to disable. Where do you disable that so I can do it as soon as I get the cards.

http://www.overclock.net/ati/667144-crossfire-disabling-ulps.html

This explains how to do it.

 

[pjBSOD]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ioxa;13066588
http://www.overclock.net/ati/667144-crossfire-disabling-ulps.html

This explains how to do it.

Awesome, thank you.

 

[kiwiasian]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vipr3;13066494
If you use MSI Afterburner, there is a setting that you can select to make your OC apply to both cards. Same thing with Sapphire TRIXX.

How?

 

[Vipr3]

Quote:

Originally Posted by kiwiasian;13066636
How?

Go to settings and check the box that says synchronize cards in multi-gpu config.

 

[kiwiasian]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vipr3 Go to settings and check the box that says synchronize cards in multi-gpu config.

If I uncheck it, I still only get control over one GPU.