New pc beast ordered

[tanknspanker]

Still there should be a solution..
If i check the specs of my GPU and other single GPU's
the diffrence is crazy..
If my GPU was a robot it would kill aaaallll the others :S
SO WHY ISNT THIS WORKING!

This one costed my 563€..
This should be worth his money though

lets pretend its the gpu, and i insert an other GPU single one,
things will be solved?

greetingz

[ebony]

The 590 is a dual-GPU card. There are two underclocked 580 GPUs on a single board and they're in SLI
unless you manually turn it off, in which case, you're left with a single underclocked 580 GPU. Most, if not
all, 590's are marketed at 3GB and none of them are. The 3GB of RAM is shared between the GPUs
meaning each GPU only gets access to 1.5GB at any given time.

i had a dual GFcard before It does not LIKE window mode at all was a nightmare infact my 9800gtx worked better.

ok it was a ATI but same thing i would stay away from it (at the time could not turn of Crossfire)

i later updated to a 6950 and its a great card my ram/cpu let me down maxxing up the settings but av yet to use the full card (in wow)

[MiRai]

Still there should be a solution..
If i check the specs of my GPU and other single GPU's
the diffrence is crazy..
If my GPU was a robot it would kill aaaallll the others :S
SO WHY ISNT THIS WORKING!

This one costed my 563€..
This should be worth his money though

My guess as to the solution would be to disable Crossfire and apparently that cannot be done on a 6990. Fact of the
matter is... you shouldn't be running your clients on Ultra anyway... it's complete overkill. Also, If you've enabled
Multisampling you can expect to bring your system to a crawl.

There have been many posts in this hardware forum that have warned users about dual-GPU cards and their side
effects towards multiboxing. Hardware sites are fine for reviews and benchmarks but, those charts don't exactly
reflect results you will get while multiboxing. Review sites don't open up multiple copies of Battlefield 3 or Crysis 2
and test the videos cards. They open up one fullscreen version of the game and do their benchmarking that way. So
while a dual-GPU card looks nice on a chart for a single fullscreen game, in reality they're not as good as a single-GPU
card that will need to power multiple games in windowed mode.

lets pretend its the gpu, and i insert an other GPU single one,things will be solved?

I don't know the answer to that. If you can eliminate any software as the culprit then your next bet is to start looking
at your hardware. I'm not going to say "yes, spend more money on another card" when you may actually have your
video settings cranked up too high or your CPU affinity set incorrectly.