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Aug 11, 2009, 11:35 AM
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Dropouts when card is connected to PCI 2.
This is a weird issue I've been having lately and its really turning me off from crossfire since PCI slot 1 gets covered by dual slot cards.. when I connect my wireless card to PCI slot 2 it just drops out at random times and gets spike here and there whereas in PCI 1 it runs perfect...
I'd appreciate the help very much if you guys can tell me what the hell is happening  ... Card is Rangebooster N 650 ... DLINK |
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Aug 17, 2009, 07:13 AM
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Don't really know, but how about a guess... it might not like the interupt or the address it is assigned to use by the MB or Windows, depending on how you are letting it be assigned.
Look in the bios or Windows device manager and see what the differences are. 
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