Etrious3422

I have the only two Graphics cards in the house sadly. There's some really old Radeon HD's out in the open with no boxes and that's about it.

Yeah, they do. Though I don't have another bridge on me. For some reason one of them came with an SLI bridge instead? Eh, I'm heading to Micro center soon, I'll try and find one there.

Yep, I've been up all night putting them in the slots then pulling them out individually, top slot, middle slot, bottom slot, they work fine on their own, its just crossfire, buggy as all hell.

Yeah.... 1070 here I come.

SO i recently had to update the cruddy Crimson drivers when AMD released new ones, it kept giving me notifications to do so, and when I tried it out, none of the games would run, so I did a rollback to 16.4.2, and now the games run, but with the screen becoming unplayable, random striping in the screen that would scroll up very densely would obstruct the view. Currently running two R9 270x's in crossfire with an AMD FX 6300 cpu and 8GB of ram, which for most of the games I play should be okay, but when I start them, it just keeps happening when crossfire is enabled in fullscreen. I could run borderless, but then the game becomes too slow to bear with only 2gb of vRAM. Anyone else get this issue and/or have a solution?

AMD FX 6300 2x R9 270x in crossfire. One failed after some weird PCB flexing and is now limping along with one of the cards running. http://amzn.com/w/12O06FSG9ENM5

I would like to win the keyboard as it is one of the final pieces to our own 2 gamers 1 CPU build that my I.T. Class has been working on for two years now. We've been the first ever class to take the course as it was fairly new, and it involved raising the money and setting up the workstations and server systems ourselves with little to no certifications or past experience. It was actually with a lot of the build guides and several videos from the Linus Tech Tips videos that helped us get through the class, and the Channel Super Fun videos to keep us up when we were down. SO we decided, in total Linus Sebastian fashion, to make an overly complicated device to leave behind as our memento to the class and school that we found to like the best, and as a little tribute to the shameless socks-and sandals wearing dude that helped us through every step of the way. Heck, even if I don't win the keyboard I'd still like Linus and the crew at Linus Media group to see that they made a lasting impact on our lives, and that their genius ideas and only slightly cringy puns still keep us six students going and keeping the class afloat. (You can see three of us in the classes video here http://www.grantcareer.com/CareerTechnicalPrograms_hs.aspx ) Thanks Guys!