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Who is doing that?

I've had the same issue. Although, when I've tried changing with the 2nd card active, I've sometimes got them to sync up, but it is really random, and I'm not 100% sure what occurred when I did manage to get them to sync up. I just played with it, until they eventually worked at the right...

I didn't even realize those were bugs. I assumed it was a lens effect intentionally there.

Wouldn't it have been nice to have seen a "no damage occured" option? I'd like to know how common these problems are in the first place.

Did you happen to install any of the ASUS software? I've had similar results in Crysis with Smartdoctor installed and it was resolved when I uninstalled it.

You might want to say, some people. Most people aren't having memory issues, just a few that are posting. Most are happily playing.

Just in case you aren't aware of why this is. When two monitors are hooked up, it has to run at higher clock speeds, particularly the memory, or the 2nd monitor will have bad flickering when anything changes on it. This is also something that Nvidia cards do for the same reason.

I think you are experiencing the same issue I had a while back in the thread. You are using Internet Explorer and viewed an Adobe Flash video. For some odd reason, when you do this, the voltage on the card changes to 1.000, and the clocks are set to 500/1250 (or 500/1350 if you are using the...

I attempted to use the ASUS bios. That aspect worked, but unfortunately, I couldn't use Smartdoctor. It kept telling me it couldn't find an ASUS card.

Ya, the end of Crysis is a major issue on memory leaks. Everywhere else has a minor memory leak I believe. If I play long enough, I always end up with a slow down. Turning off Aero helps prolong the memory leak.

If you flashed the BIOS back to the original bios from a backup, can they tell it had been altered to begin with?

On page 16 of this thread they introduced that method. It seems to be pretty self explanatory.

You don't flash your bios with this method. Just run this utility: www.techpowerup.com/wizzard/Mod_BIOS_HD_6950.zip It'll update your current bios.

Besides being fun to tweak the hardware, it takes about 15 minutes to do, unless you are in the minority with a few problems. I had issues, but the issues I had were Internet explorer errors when using flash videos. It effected both the default 6950 and the 6970, so this had nothing to do with it.

I'm using MSI afterburner 2.0.0. It works with all brands.