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System Name | Shadow |
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Processor | AMD FX-8370 |
Motherboard | GA-990FXA-UD3 |
Cooling | Hyper 212 Evo/Aerocool DeadSilence fans |
Memory | Kingston 2x8GB 1333MHz DDR3 |
Video Card(s) | 2 x Sapphire R9 270X 4GB DDR5 |
Storage | SanDisk 128GB SSD, WD Blue 1T |
Case | NZXT S340 |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
Power Supply | Thermaltake Smart M850 80+ Bronze |
Software | Windows 7 64-bit |
So, I recently noticed after watching this video here, that my crossfire isn't working. I hadn't thought much of it because GPU-Z and CCC say it is enabled, though it seemed like I was getting fairly low FPS (Avg: 42) in the Tomb Raider benchmark the couple times I've run it. Once I saw the video though, where the guy is getting 78 FPS average, I ran the benchmark a couple more times with CF on/off. I was surprised to see that my results were thus:
CrossFire
Min: 32
Max: 54.4
Avg: 41.9
Non-CrossFire
Min: 32
Max: 56
Avg: 41.9
I checked both GPU-Z and CCC every time I hit toggled CrossFire, to make sure it was working. Both cards are independently working. My only thought is that maybe it's the fact that I have a FX-6300, while he has a FX-8350, but it doesn't seem like it would make THAT big of a difference. I remember once (I've done about 3 clean installs of W7 by now), getting the kind of FPS the guy in the video got, but not anymore. Thoughts?
Thanks in advance for help/advice.
CrossFire
Min: 32
Max: 54.4
Avg: 41.9
Non-CrossFire
Min: 32
Max: 56
Avg: 41.9
I checked both GPU-Z and CCC every time I hit toggled CrossFire, to make sure it was working. Both cards are independently working. My only thought is that maybe it's the fact that I have a FX-6300, while he has a FX-8350, but it doesn't seem like it would make THAT big of a difference. I remember once (I've done about 3 clean installs of W7 by now), getting the kind of FPS the guy in the video got, but not anymore. Thoughts?
Thanks in advance for help/advice.