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Troubleshooting 37 CrossFire™-Specific Troubleshooting Problem Possible Solution CrossFire™ is Not Functioning "Before CrossFire™ can be enabled, you need to close the 3D application or video playback that is currently running." CrossFire™ Aspect in Catalyst® Control Center is Not Displayed "CrossFire™ Is Currently Unavailable." In order for CrossFire™ to function, the CrossFire™ bridge interconnects must correctly connect the CrossFire™ graphics cards. 1. Connect one end of the CrossFire™ bridge interconnect to the internal VMO connection on one of the cards. 2. Connect the other end of the CrossFire™ bridge interconnect to the corresponding internal VMO connection of the other card. 3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to connect the second CrossFire™ bridge interconnect. 4. Connect the DVI-I connection on the primary CrossFire™ graphics card to your monitor. You cannot enable CrossFire™ in the Catalyst® Control Center if a 3D application, game, or video playback, such as a DVD movie, is running. Close all open 3D applications, games, and movie player applications then enable CrossFire™. Ensure the CrossFire™ bridge interconnects have been correctly attached. The CrossFire™ aspect is only available when the two Radeon® X1950 Pro graphics cards have been correctly installed and connected together. This error occurred because CrossFire™ did not correctly detect your graphics hardware or there is a problem with the software. • Check the graphics cards are installed correctly. • Check the interconnects are installed correctly. • Close all running 3D applications. • Re-install the Catalyst® Control Center. For information on installing the software see the Getting Started Guide that came with your graphics card.

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Troubleshooting 37
CrossFire™-Specific Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Solution
CrossFire™ is
Not Functioning
In order for CrossFire™ to function, the CrossFire™
bridge interconnects must correctly connect the
CrossFire™ graphics cards.
1.
Connect one end of the CrossFire™ bridge
interconnect to the internal VMO connection on one of
the cards.
2.
Connect the other end of the CrossFire™ bridge
interconnect to the corresponding internal VMO
connection of the other card.
3.
Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to connect the second
CrossFire™ bridge interconnect.
4.
Connect the DVI-I connection on the primary
CrossFire™ graphics card to your monitor.
“Before
CrossFire™ can
be enabled, you
need to close the
3D application or
video playback
that is currently
running.”
You cannot enable CrossFire™ in the Catalyst
®
Control
Center if a 3D application, game, or video playback, such
as a DVD movie, is running.
Close all open 3D applications, games, and movie player
applications then enable CrossFire™.
CrossFire™
Aspect in
Catalyst
®
Control
Center is Not
Displayed
Ensure the CrossFire™ bridge interconnects have been
correctly attached. The CrossFire™ aspect is only
available when the two Radeon
®
X1950 Pro graphics
cards have been correctly installed and connected
together.
“CrossFire™ Is
Currently
Unavailable.”
This error occurred because CrossFire™ did not correctly
detect your graphics hardware or there is a problem with
the software.
Check the graphics cards are installed correctly.
Check the interconnects are installed correctly.
Close all running 3D applications.
Re-install the Catalyst
®
Control Center.
For information on installing the software see the Getting
Started Guide that came with your graphics card.