Haha...indeed yes. Btw nomatter how u still need to figure out to post the screen shoot in order to validate the result.

Ok thx.
will try later.
Catalyst not stable with 4 GPUs I think, esp on samsung ud590.

hoping the future will be better....

use Camera phone take pic of the score if you cant get the screencapture to work... by way could u explain on how it not work? the screencapture.. u can't find the Picture file ? or you can't open the picture file.. ? : )

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and wow good score... 2x R9 295x2 ? on U590 Samsung... oh gosh u have my dream machine there...

juz use msi afterburner and set the hot keys for screen cap and it will auto save to msi folder designated.
the heaven screen cap apparently capture blank due to window aero enable. but msi AB will solve your problem.

wrong post x

This post has been edited by Unseen83: Jun 16 2014, 07:08 PM

Thanks for the tip.
However using afterburner at the moment it is not as stable, still trying to get the best settings for the current spec.
Will try using the hp tonite, if not I am happy anyway getting above 5k for heaven 1080.

Cheers

Thanks man, cost me a bomb and a lot of heat in the room.

But got my rig in the 3dmark hall of fame ..go Malaysia go!!!

use camera phone take pic... if u get After burner to work then... Nevermind

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how come Heaven screencapture not working ? Care to explain... (i swear i ask this before..._ ) u can't find the capture TGA FILE ? or u cannot open it? link tga viewer

Hi guys,

quad GPU comes with a lot of price to pay other than the initial dosh to get it...electricity bills, heat, unstable drivers, games not running (Crysis 3..) and flickering in certain games, and worst ...benchmark crashing mid run. I only had been able to run 3DMark13 with the new update but now, heaven and valley is crashing mid run. It was better with my 780 sli..
Will try to sort out today..and post results.

Cheers.

oh my i got solution for you.. ; ) sell off one R9 295X2

Ure having a issue with ure PSU. Both cards require 1000watts. Thats on efficiency of 90% so 1111 watts for gpu. Add in CPU etc.. although intel says its like 100 watts but if u OC etc ( u need to for the 2 cards).. ure gonna need another 200watts. So again with efficiency etc at 90% 222 watts.. i'd go with a 1500watt single rail PSU. Or better yet a 1200watts and 760 watts psu. a combo of corsair axi. Long run better stability and power thoroughput. Running it close to max will always degrade psu's

Crossfire scaling on 3 and 4 is way better than nvidia. So i doubt ure current case is a issue with the cards but rather on ure setup.

List ure whole config setup dude.

AMD never follows PCIE sig. so that pcie power spec of 150+150+75.. i doubt they are following it.


This post has been edited by cstkl1: Jun 20 2014, 03:12 PM

Hi guys, Leaderboards will be updated tonight!

Cheers

Here my result.
just setup my santai pc.

^this. he point it out to me that my psu is causing the problem i faced as well, which did not occur again in the end, but another sad conclusion is.....lemon gpu chip for OC

Leaderboards updated

alfiejr your image link was removed/expire/corrupted, please re-submit again with a valid image.

Cheers

This post has been edited by Yagami5159: Jun 25 2014, 11:28 PM

Thanks man for the advice,

I had thought long and hard before upgrading the card, PSU actually is my focus then.
I have a CM V1200 90+plat powering my rig and one 295x2. should be no problem as it is quite a normal build, 4770k, 16gb RAM, SSD and 2 HDD, and 10 fans.
I have a SST 1200w 80+gold powering just the other 295x2, started using the green to black pin trick.

I doubt that power is a problem, it is driver issue and a big one.
Very little info available running this two cards in CF as each have its own PLX chip on board, thus I think some drivers optimization is required.
I saw 290x quadfire running well, and I think that setup has one advantage that all of the GPUs are connected via the PCIe bridge (with or without PLX chip).

I will post once I can actually finish the benchmark without crashing....

Good day...

you should be aware that the R9 295X2 require power from 2 8pin PCIE cables

and the two 8pin PCIE must be extremely stable to supply power to the power guzzler of a GPU

as the requirements set by AMD is rather odd

Thanks man.

As I said power should not be a problem, both PSU are single rails 12V able to pump 30A per cable.
AMD put the spec very high because they are overpowering the PCIe power specs.
They list 28A minimum per rail (or cable in my case), and minimum PSU 850w per card.
Reviewers on th net are running ONE 1500w PSU for 295x2 quad , just like me --I should be more than okay.

Cheers anyway.

This post has been edited by kalijaga: Jun 22 2014, 10:56 PM

i see, all the best then in getting it to work