Mine are all bridged..
If i turn on catalyst and set stuff then turn it off all 4 cards are still detectable by miners...
only thing is if i turn overdrive on and off it doesnt keep voltage overcharge
Topic: Xfire bridges (Read 2003 times)
I dont want to have to start messing about with trying so if anyone could confirm its an advantage to do that would be awesome.
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There is no "Messing around" about it! You slide the bridges off, this will automagically disable CF in CCC. And, you're ready to go!
the latest version of trixx will see all your cards on your system, but earlier version did not.
I *think* trixx will only see the first card if not in xfire.....if that's the case use MSI Afterburner...it will sync the clocks across all cards regardless if they're in xfire or not 
It's not trixx sees all six 5830 in one if my rigs no xfire bridges needed,
I *think* trixx will only see the first card if not in xfire.....if that's the case use MSI Afterburner...it will sync the clocks across all cards regardless if they're in xfire or not
i'm actually amazed you got that many xfire configureations working properly, yes removing them will simplify things and should help your performance
Currently I have all my cards linked together with xfire bridges and im reading threads saying if i remove them i will get faster hash speeds. Is this right.
I run windows 7, use guiminer, the new ati drivers and sdk and do all my clocking in trixx.
I dont want to have to start messing about with trying so if anyone could confirm its an advantage to do that would be awesome.
Cheers
I run windows 7, use guiminer, the new ati drivers and sdk and do all my clocking in trixx.
I dont want to have to start messing about with trying so if anyone could confirm its an advantage to do that would be awesome.
Cheers
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