Thread: Problem with Crossfire and Skyrim

It depends on the use and the other components of the PC, i5 are a few ... How many fps you get? Do you have vsync enabled? What micro and accompanying source? What resolution do you play?

It is a 3.3 ghz 2500K I5 with 8 GB of ram, I get 40fps in towns with the maximum graphics to 1920x1080 and the rest of the map is usually lowered to 60 but with the view to move very fast ... and vsync to be enabled because I do not give option to disable it, the power is 850W and Battlefield 3 uses 99% of the two playing with graphics msima high resolution online. Be optimized is wrong Skyrim Greetings.

I put a post similar to yours in the Journal of Crossfire (the one pin). And to me that I'm going to be for what you say, that is not well optimized or Skyrim or Ati crossfire profiles. It's the same than you, 60 frames, I can not take the Vsync and when I turn the light in people or so it drops to 40. With a single graphic oceana I was a little better.

I think that is the development of the game for dual graphics, there are places where it is not very optimized.

Well, you might consider using Crossfire users to optimize the game Of course updated the game to 1.4 I think and it's going a little better at least I fall fps as before Thanks for answering!

May also be that the game is waiting for the CPU and graphics remain scratching his navel and therefore not 100 Overclock a little micro to see that goes up and the fps gpu too That's a possibility. On the other hand if you have activated vsynch is normal that the cards are not 100%. They do just enough to get to 60fps, if they get to that framerate without using 100% power, it's better for them.