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CrossFireJack 'Open Beta'

Tyler 86

Junior Member

If you have 2 of the same ATI videocards, or even a normal CrossFire combo, help me out... try this.
The more feedback I get on this, the more I'll look into it.

Go to ATI Support ( http://support.ati.com/ )

Search for "737-22378"

Click (and download / save) "To download this driver, please click here"
These are certified Catalyst v6.6 drivers with control panel that supposedly support crossfire across 2 X1900GTs.

Download CrossFireJack ( http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=15976 ).

Install the drivers (even if you don't have an nForce 4 Chipset).

Run CrossFireJack ... Enable CrossFire.

It's a hackjob, but it 'enables' CrossFire.
Don't honestly know for certain if it's enabled or if it's just faking it, it still looks like 6X at that small of a image...

Have fun with it.

Feel free to try it with other drivers too.

Requires .NET Framework 2.0 x86.
 
Possibly.

I didn't write it with any card in particular in mind...
I hope it works for every possible combination, but I don't have every possible combination handy to try out...

See for yourself, and let me know. If it doesn't work, I might can make it work.
I can use the feedback.
 
so wait this is suppose to allow crossfire on non cross fire master cards + mobo's????
or is this just wishful thinking on my part?
 
Im on 6.8's now.. dont want to downgrade to 6.6's. Perhaps later.

Just for fun, I tried it, gives me an error and asks me to send it to MS.
 
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