What games support crossfire?

[indexcow]

What games support crossfire?

[helping]

here, I fixed your question a bit.

https://www.google.com/search?q=what+games+don%27t+support+crossfire&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&channel=fflb

[Nick Paviour]

I run a crossfire set-up with two 7970's 6GB to power my Eyefinity set up .

While the majority of games are today released with Crossfire support, that doesn't mean I still don't run into trouble.

 

Sometimes adjusting the graphical settings causes the games to freeze and crash (Witcher 2) sometimes they're low by default and turning the graphics up causes direct x errors (Command and conquer)

On other occasions running a crossfire configuration makes the game run slower than with a single card (Assassins Creed III)

 

Games like Battlefield 4, Bioshock Infinite, Borderlands 2, Payday 2 all support Crossfire really well and if you do experience some issues you only have to enter Catalyst Control manager and ensure the Exe runs a pre-defined crossfire profile and that will resolve most issues.

[indexcow]

I run a crossfire set-up with two 7970's 6GB to power my Eyefinity set up .

While the majority of games are today released with Crossfire support, that doesn't mean I still don't run into trouble.

 

Sometimes adjusting the graphical settings causes the games to freeze and crash (Witcher 2) sometimes they're low by default and turning the graphics up causes direct x errors (Command and conquer)

On other occasions running a crossfire configuration makes the game run slower than with a single card (Assassins Creed III)

 

Games like Battlefield 4, Bioshock Infinite, Borderlands 2, Payday 2 all support Crossfire really well and if you do experience some issues you only have to enter Catalyst Control manager and ensure the Exe runs a pre-defined crossfire profile and that will resolve most issues.

can you elaborate on that last part please about the .exe and whatnot?

[funkmetal]

Sometimes adjusting the graphical settings causes the games to freeze and crash (Witcher 2) sometimes they're low by default and turning the graphics up causes direct x errors (Command and conquer)

On other occasions running a crossfire configuration makes the game run slower than with a single card (Assassins Creed III)

Heck even with sli you also run into these issues, some games like Mechwarrior Online and Planetside 2 it's better to run on one card instead of two