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The Blue Beast said:
Well then why are my cards not crossfiring?
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because if you instal ccc driver, you have to go to performance settings, and enable crossfire there.
And maybe you have to disable ulps (Ultra low power state).
you can do that using msi afterburner, and true regedit.
So go to your regeistry (run: regedit) and search for "EnableUlps" and set it to "0".
 
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I used CCC to do my driver and reset my resolution to native monitior resolution when I reimaged the PC. I will go into CCC and try to enable Crossfire. Hold on a few minutes.

CCC said that CrossfireX was already enabled so I am currently downloading GPU-Z to see if it is TRUE.

According to GPU-Z ATI CrossFire is ENABLED. So does that mean I am crossfiring right now?
 
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type regedit in the run box, when regedit is open go to the tab edit there go to search and type EnableUlps and hit f3 then it shows up.

change the 1 to 0 and restart the pc, but you can also disable it with msi afterburner, trixx, evga presion. but I like to do it to the register
 
The Blue Beast said:
According to GPU-Z ATI CrossFire is ENABLED. So does that mean I am crossfiring right now?
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Yeah you're running in CrossFire. You will of course only have one display plugged into one of the cards if you have one monitor, but the cards are running together.
 
Well, just installed a mini ITX Z97I board from MSI.
Funny to see this board inside a Full Tower case :)
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After the installation of cables and GPU:
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I just set EnableULPS to 0 and I am about to restart the Beast.

Great. Now it says BOOTMGR is missing and now I am with my win7 disc to fix it.

Thanks a lot for your great advice. Now bootmgr is missing and my PC is bricked.

Nice going, JERKS!

Startup repair isn't working so I'll have to reinstall windows!!!!!
 
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Dude, whats up? Where's your post about this issue?

Delete all those posts above and post a new thread and PM me or let me know here and ill help you.
 
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turbobooster said:
type regedit in the run box, when regedit is open go to the tab edit there go to search and type EnableUlps and hit f3 then it shows up.

change the 1 to 0 and restart the pc, but you can also disable it with msi afterburner, trixx, evga presion. but I like to do it to the register
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Why does this need to be done? His cards were running fine in CrossFire.

The Blue Beast, I don't see how changing a registry key would remove bootmgr. If you have any flash drives or external hard drives plugged into USB ports make sure you remove them because your board might be trying to boot of that instead of your boot hard disk.
 
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The Blue Beast said:
Thanks a LOT, I hate you all. Screw you all.
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damm man disable ulps has nothing to do with your bootmrg, that is you hdd/ssd, srew you and listen to people

spirit said:
Why does this need to be done? His cards were running fine in CrossFire.

The Blue Beast, I don't see how changing a registry key would remove bootmgr. If you have any flash drives or external hard drives plugged into USB ports make sure you remove them because your board might be trying to boot of that instead of your boot hard disk.
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Disable ulps has nothing to do with if or if not crossfire works,

What is a ULPS ? What is its function ?
I have understood that can save energy, if you have a second card, disabling this second card when not needed.

Having a CrossFireX, it is always recommended to disable the ULPS ?

If so, whenever you install a new driver you have to disable it ?

Disabling the ULPS, it really helps solve screen crashes or games, and may even decrease the microstuttering ?

But why we are talking about this issue in this topic, I thought this 1 was cold

Post A Pic Of Your Pc Here
 
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Blue_Beast, I've cleaned up your posts. If you continue to have issues, please start a new thread somewhere else or discuss it in a PM (which you may or may not be able to do since I cleaned up the thread).

But as Spirit suggested, make sure your hard drive is selected as the primary boot drive.

Also, why in God's name am I still up? I've been at band camp all week. I'm exhausted.
 
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