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Hello,

I just bought a new MSI K9A2 Platinum motherboard. I have two HIS Radeon 4670 HD 1GB IceQ and installed them in the right socket. On my device setting, it doesn't show the other video card, nor in the catalyst and im on version 9.2. I upgraded my bios, upgraded to the latest video card drivers, removed the video card, and switched them around. Both card works, but when together, it seems to not work. I have the bridge and everything connected properly. and Noow im jsut lost.. Please do help..

Motherboard: MSI K9A2 Platinum AMD 790FX Chipset Based
Video Card: HIS ATI Radeon HD 4670 1GB IceQ (2x)
Ram: ocz 8500 dd2 1066mhz 4gb.

Please PLEASE please Help!!
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THis is what it shows on the Hardware resources conflicts/sharing area.


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how did you install the drivers for your cards?install drivers with a single card then plug in the other card,it should show up in CCC.also try older driver,i've heard 8.11 are better for CF.
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I have tried installing just one card first, I removed the driver, totally whiped it out of registry, restarted first after uninstall, then rebooted and reinstalled one card and driver directly from the cd. Then i shut down, and installed the other card, and still the same old thing..

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anoter jpg above, im not sure weather that defines that I Have it xfired or not. but it does not show on my device manager my second card. On the asus m3a78-t motherboard, it showed both... so im confused, i might just return this msi motherboard and go back to asus m3a78-t...
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