Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3H (AMD 690G) mainboard review - Enabling CrossFire @OCWORKBENCH

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Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3H (AMD 690G) mainboard review - Enabling CrossFire @OCWORKBENCH
Bluetooth 22 May 2007

First AMD 690G board with CrossFire Support

You heard it right! AMD 690G supports CrossFire. Gigabyte MA69G-S3H is the first board to support it. Although not in the full Dual 8X, it runs at Dual 4x mode.

To enable it, you have to enable the BIOS to support multiple display. Once that is done, you can install the two cards and power up the machine.

Once you are in Windows, you have to run ATI CCC and enable CrossFire support. In our case, we used two pc. of X1300 Pro and enabled the CrossFire. 3Dmark05 was run to ensure it works.

Below is a screen shot of CrossFire running on Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3.

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