I dont know if it has to do with the mb

[borkaman]

oboy .. i got a bad feeling on this one .. one of those .. you try everything..
except the simplest .. most obvious.

did you try a different monitor ? I have had issue between one display and
the next ...
are you saying that you see the bios boot screens .. but when it hits windows..
you see the above screen?
if so ... have you tried entering safe mode ? to check settings ..
if you can get in safe mode ... go in msconfig and disable catylst ...
....not stepping over what anyone else said ... adding the before ...... with all due respect.
im thinking we got the cart in front of the horse here .....c.

Yup like i said i tried a different monitor with HDMI and it was the same..yes on boot and in windows i can see the stripe.
there is no point to enter safe mode because the catalyst drivers will not run before you enter to windows..

[Radiant mind]

Hiv - I only suggested the 2nd BIOS because he's basically eliminated the GPU(s), monitor, cables, as being the source of the problem. It honestly looks like the board is faulty, but its worth a shot if he has tried everything else.

If both cards running at a single state are giving the same problem, then it points to the motherboard. I find it highly unlikely he has two defective cards with the exact same defect.

At that point, trying the second BIOS isn't a terrible idea considering that it is obvious somewhere within the motherboard is causing display issues.

[Radiant mind]

Have you tried running single GPU - in each PCIe slot to see if the problem exists on each slot?

[borkaman]

Hiv - I only suggested the 2nd BIOS because he's basically eliminated the GPU(s), monitor, cables, as being the source of the problem. It honestly looks like the board is faulty, but its worth a shot if he has tried everything else.

If both cards running at a single state are giving the same problem, then it points to the motherboard. I find it highly unlikely he has two defective cards with the exact same defect.

At that point, trying the second BIOS isn't a terrible idea considering that it is obvious somewhere within the motherboard is causing display issues.

I tried the second bios but no luck at all still the same problem now i did a quick test i tried every single card on every PCIE Slot i though it was the first PCIE but NO all pcie slots shows the same problem...are you serious?your saying maybe my CF cards are defective?...**** man

[Radiant mind]

No, I'm thinking your motherboard is defective, NOT your CF cards. As i stated, i find it highly unlikely you have 2 defective cards with the EXACT same defect. You truly do need to test them on a different board somewhere, just as a sanity check, but i highly doubt they are BOTH defective. Again, i believe your board is the root cause if you have tested that thoroughly.

[Radiant mind]

Do you have an older video card that you can try to see if you still have the same issue?

[borkaman]

Nop....T_T

[chrsplmr]

so .. you only see a stripe during boot ? no bios info ? and all the switches are correct ?

i agree .. two bad videos .. not likely ...
and no lights on the board ? (does this board have those ? ) no codes?
im still not feeling it as the board ...

and last ... psu ? defin. good? tough one.c.

[borkaman]

so .. you only see a stripe during boot ? no bios info ? and all the switches are correct ?

i agree .. two bad videos .. not likely ...
and no lights on the board ? (does this board have those ? ) no codes?
im still not feeling it as the board ...

and last ... psu ? defin. good? tough one.c.

Yes during the boot and in the windows i am using the 1202 bios tried different bioses either.
all switches?hmm all the 4 switches of the PCIE are on all the other things are OFF.
the boards has tons of lights on it lol...what a silly question xD
i am using Seasonic 1050W xseries

[Radiant mind]

Borkaman, the only thing you can do is try the 6850's in another motherboard to see if they are showing the same issue, or find someone with an older card to put in your R4E to see if the problem exists on a separate card entirely, thats the only way you are going to get your true answer.