Setting the Wait for Vertical Refresh Setting.Enabling/Disabling Surface Format Optimization.Using Profile Settings as System 3D Settings.Enabling/Disabling Morphological Filtering.To access these settings, right-click the icon, click the appropriate graphics card, and then click 3D Settings. You can also access certain 3D settings through the Control Center icon in the Windows® system tray (taskbar notification area). For quick adjustments or to save current 3D settings to a user-defined application profile, use the 3D Application Settings page in Advanced View instead. To preview changes before you apply them, use the 3D settings in Standard View. If you are using a AMD FirePro™ graphics card, the page appears under the AMD FirePro > Graphics Performance group in Standard View and the AMD FirePro group in Advanced View instead. In Advanced View, all 3D settings are contained within the 3D Application Settings page under the Gaming group. 3D settings are applied to both Direct 3D and OpenGL applications, and can be found on pages located under the Gaming > Gaming Performance and Gaming > Image Quality groups in Standard View. Tessellation Mode: Override application settingsĪveraging 100fps depending on activity of course.ĭrops to 40fps without Crossfire enabled.Įdited by The Gunman, 10 October 2013 - 07:31 PM.The Control Center application contains settings for improving image quality and performance for games and other 3D applications.

Wait for Vertical Refreash: On, unless application specifies I have been slogging through different options and am wondering how what I use compares to what you are using.Īlso, what framerates are you getting from Trifire?Īnti-Aliasing Mode: Use application settings.Īnti-Aliasing Samples: Use application settings.Īnisotropic Filtering Mode: Override application settings I am wondering if you could post your configuration? I have been doing 5760x1080 Eyefinity with a single 7970 and just added a second for Crossfire. I haven't tried RadeonPro settings yet since the left and right monitors only offer views of the cockpit.Įdit: Here's what the game looks like with forced AA/AF, from another thread in this forum.Įdited by Aftermathrar, 05 October 2013 - 12:18 PM. With Eyefinity you can just force CF with RadeonPro to correct and microstuttering, it was the workaround for everything before AMD finally added frame pacing. Vsync doesn't seem to work properly, though, I get about 150fps regardless of turning it on in CCC and MWO. Same with setting up AFR, every other frame is black. Basically no models will render and you can see through the terrain. However if I try to override any of the settings with Catalyst Control Center (better AA or AF) the game goes haywire, similar to how Darksiders 2 behaved. I'm currently running 2x 7970s and MWO seems to make use of both of them. They'll probably run cooler, be less stress overall on the PSU, and run everything well enough. OP: I would go with 2 of the 900Mhz models. Just thought I'd play devil's advocateĮdited by Sen, 04 October 2013 - 11:54 AM. I know it's hard to wait, but maybe it'd be better to simply make sure you have a motherboard that can run integrated graphics, and then hold off until you have a bit more cash for a higher end card.Īt the end of the day, it's your choice either way. Yes, there can be benefits to running dual/tri card setups, but it comes with the possibility of headaches.Īlso, remember that there is no xfire support for MwO at this time. This or [and everybody always HATES this word} Wait.Īs a standard rule of thumb, one more powerful card is virtually always better to do than two lesser cards. The OP's choice should be clear: scaling for tri-fire setups isn't that good in many games, so a dual 7750 setup would be better for the money. With that in mind, the OP's choice should be clear: scaling for tri-fire setups isn't that good in many games, so a dual 7750 setup would be better for the money.Įdited by Catamount, 04 October 2013 - 10:11 AM. So we're at a point where MS doesn't really affect Crossfire for the most part, and the most time goes by, the less and less the small remaining glitches here or there should persist. That fix was not included in 13.9WHQL it appears, but it IS in 13.10 beta, and they have improved it vs 13.8. There are still a couple of game-specific issues, such as with all AMD performance in Metro: Last Light, but in general, frame time variance was cut to a third of what it used to be. Testing on the FCAT over at Tom's showed the issue was pretty much fixed for Crossfire in the 13.8 beta, the same way Nvidia had it fixed a month or two prior. Ofcurse this only matter if ur eyes are sensative enough to notice it, otherwise dont worry. Dont use Crossfire, AMD still have not fixed the framepacing issue (runt/dropped frames) its only fixed with single cards atm.

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