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Initially, when I first got it around launch/release, I was able to run it in surround mode with my HD6970, proof that I'd done it is right below:

 

 

 

But strangely, after upgrading to a pair of HD7970's, I tried Skyrim again and surround support went the way of the DoDo. I was never able to get it to run in surround after that, and I sort of lost interest in the game.

Nice with the pictures for demonstration :) That sounds really werd that it stops working with crossfire enabled, but then again Skyrim isn't very good optimised. Do you get any game performance increase was my initial question :) Because I didn't notice any difference with another HD7850 (my old rig with crossfire) 

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But is it worth the extra money also wont some games not use the second card?

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But is it worth the extra money also wont some games not use the second card?

Yes, it is....especially if you're pushing higher than 1080P gaming, like 1440P/surround gaming/4K, you're going to need all the GPU grunt you can muster. As for SLi (or CF for the matter), most games have no problem with SLi, granted some don't....but these are a great minority. Most games work with SLi, I've been  playing games with my SLi'ed GTX670 and the only game where I see negative scaling was Shadow Warrior when I'd just started playing it, it's much better now though (after some driver updates and perhaps a game patch).

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Yes, it is....especially if you're pushing higher than 1080P gaming, like 1440P/surround gaming/4K, you're going to need all the GPU grunt you can muster. As for SLi (or CF for the matter), most games have no problem with SLi, granted some don't....but these are a great minority. Most games work with SLi, I've been  playing games with my SLi'ed GTX670 and the only game where I see negative scaling was Shadow Warrior when I'd just started playing it, it's much better now though (after some driver updates and perhaps a game patch).

im going to be using 5760x1080p

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Almost perfect... 

 

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*heavy breathing*

+1 for awesome gif

"The unexamined life is not worth living" - Apology 38a, Socrates


 

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