Hybrid Crossfirex HELP!

[redhatsolutions]

I just purchased the A785GM-LE Motherboard and there is Radeon HD 4200 onboard graphics, and I have installed an Radeon HD 4350 in the PCIe slot and I have enabled surround view and I see both video cards installed and fuctioning properly, but I cant see enable hybrid crossfire in the catalyst control center and I was wondering how I can fix this, PLEASE HELP!!!

[Kornivsky]

You should be aware that you must in effect enable it in bios first .
1. Plug the display cable into the PCIe x16 graphics card
2. In BIOS Setup, set "Surround View" to "Enabled" and set "Init Display First" to "PEG"
3. Save and exit.

If you follow the steps outlined when you re-start your PC, if you have already installed the ATI drivers, you should find that it will automatically default to Crossfire Mode. If it hasn't you should find the option under the Catalyst Control Centre.

Are you sure your card supports Hybrid crossfirex function?

http://sites.amd.com/PublishingImage...hart_1618W.jpg

Crossfire certified graphics cards:

http://sites.amd.com/us/game/product...ics-cards.aspx

More about crossfire function:

AMD CrossFire

[redhatsolutions]

You should be aware that you must in effect enable it in bios first .
1. Plug the display cable into the PCIe x16 graphics card
2. In BIOS Setup, set "Surround View" to "Enabled" and set "Init Display First" to "PEG"
3. Save and exit.

If you follow the steps outlined when you re-start your PC, if you have already installed the ATI drivers, you should find that it will automatically default to Crossfire Mode. If it hasn't you should find the option under the Catalyst Control Centre.

Are you sure your card supports Hybrid crossfirex function?

http://sites.amd.com/PublishingImage...hart_1618W.jpg

Crossfire certified graphics cards:

http://sites.amd.com/us/game/product...ics-cards.aspx

More about crossfire function:

AMD CrossFire

They are both Crossfirex ready and so is the motherboard, Had "Surround View" enabled, monitor plugged into DSUB connection in PCIe connection, and I dont have the "Init Display First" option in the BIOS...thanks for the try though