First off I know it wont make a damn bit of difference performance wise
I have 2 4890's running in crossfire, couple of months ago WoW stopped using crossfire, im not sure if it was a patch or driver update that did it but suddenly just went down to one card.
Crossfire still works in other games, but trying to search for the problem but everything i find just says the same thing that its supported and works.
Performance wise not bothered about, with one card it will run at 50% with two both will run at 25% and dont get any gains from running 2 (everything is already maxed out without breaking a sweat). Problem is heat. When I go flying round northrend the card cranks up to about 70% load which pushes the fan speed up to above 60% and thats when it becomes noisy and noticable, with most games just stick headphones on and problem goes away but with wow tend to play many many hours and headphones then become a pain.
Any suggestions apart from play wow less?
I have 2 4890's running in crossfire, couple of months ago WoW stopped using crossfire, im not sure if it was a patch or driver update that did it but suddenly just went down to one card.
Crossfire still works in other games, but trying to search for the problem but everything i find just says the same thing that its supported and works.
Performance wise not bothered about, with one card it will run at 50% with two both will run at 25% and dont get any gains from running 2 (everything is already maxed out without breaking a sweat). Problem is heat. When I go flying round northrend the card cranks up to about 70% load which pushes the fan speed up to above 60% and thats when it becomes noisy and noticable, with most games just stick headphones on and problem goes away but with wow tend to play many many hours and headphones then become a pain.
Any suggestions apart from play wow less?