1. Have 2400G processor. 2. Bought RX 590 yesterday. 3. Fresh-installed newest Adrenalin WHQL (18.12.2) drivers. 4. GPU-Z and Adrenalin both report that my freshly installed RX 590 is running in a PCI-e 3.0 x8 mode instead of full x16, while also being CrossFired with my 2400G's integrated Vega 11 video even though I did NOT put them into Hybrid CFX.
I've tried to find where/how to turn off Hybrid CrossFire, but this shit doesn't appear in Adrenalin ANYMORE (it did in older versions, MUCH older, like, 8+ months ago. It could usually be found in Global gaymen settings or Additional for Preferences, but they're NOT there anymore as of 18.12.2, it seems) and I don't know what to do.
Halp, Jow Forums. How do I turn this Hybrid CFX shit off and disable my 2400G's integrated video so that it won't happen anymore? I've lurked in BIOS and it says my RX 590 is running as primary, as it should, but Adrenalin and GPU-Z still report my config as being run in Hybrid CFX. How do I turn this shit off? I want to run my RX 590 in full PCI-e 3.0 x16, not halved to x8 because of forced Hybrid CFX.
Mobo is AsRock X370 Gaming 4K with latest BIOS update, DDU and GPU-Z are also latest. Video card is Sapphire's RX 590 Nitro+ Special Edition. OS is Winblows 10 1803 LTSB.
Get a different cpu m8e, one without an intergrated gpu. the 2400g is x8 mode ONLY t.2400g owner
Brayden Gutierrez
Either post proofs, or slit your wrists.
Joshua Reyes
>2400G is x8 mode ONLY It's about the fact system is set in CFX of 2400G's Vega 11 and discrete, not about "how 2400G operates". OP is asking how to turn CrossFire off with latest Adrenalin drivers, not why this is happening since he clearly already figured it out.
>New drivers are very buggy It's WHQL, you ass. These are as stable and accurate as you can get. Beta and Alpha are way more buggy and unstable.
Evan Powell
can you disable the iGPU in UEFI?
John Thomas
Already did. It disappeared from DDU reporting, but the system still pretty much runs in CFX as it reports both in GPU-Z and Adrenalin as being set in x8 mode, which only can happen if there are two GPUs working on that motherboard of mine (either one at x16, or two at x8+x8).
Sebastian Martin
>whql Lmao
Ian King
You do know that the 2400g only has 12 pcie lanes and as such its impossible to get x16? Fucking retards I swear
