Rate mah rig

[Stige]

Motherboard: AsRock P67 Extreme6
CPU: i5-2500K @ 5GHz, 1.45V (Cooler: Thermalright TrueSpirit 120)
Memory: 2x 4GB G.Skill Ripjaws X @ 1600MHz, 9-9-9-24
GFX: 2x Sapphire Radeon HD7950 Vapor-X @ 1150 / 1400 @ 1.25V
PSU: Antec HCG-620, 620W
Case: Antec Sonata III
SSD: Samsung 830 128GB
Display: Samsung 226BW

Have to say, Crossfire seems to be a pretty good waste of money lol.
Getting new display (BenQ XL2420T) next Monday hopefully.

[Remus3]

it's nice for the triple monitors; not too useful for 1 or 2. if anything it helps buffer some settings with dual in games, but overall not too great iirc it's only a 25-35% gain or some shi.
the power comes in with 3 monitors or more.

[Stige]

it's nice for the triple monitors; not too useful for 1 or 2. if anything it helps buffer some settings with dual in games, but overall not too great iirc it's only a 25-35% gain or some shi.
the power comes in with 3 monitors or more.

Hence why I'm getting the 120Hz BenQ on Monday, FullHD+120Hz should make way more use out of the Crossfire than my current 1680x1050 22" 60Hz.

But yeah Crossfire is more of a problem than solution to anything lol, BF3 is so far the only game I have actually got it working properly on.

[Remus3]

Haven't had any issues with it >_>' odd; running fully updated CCC and drivers

[Stige]

Haven't had any issues with it >_>' odd; running fully updated CCC and drivers

Well atleast compared to running with a single card, Crossfire is a pain in the ass! :P

I have to admit, playing BF3 with constant 75+ FPS with everything at Ultra and 2xAA on 64/64 servers is pretty amazing.

[Stige]

And then it all got out of hands http://stigez.com/ocn/waterz.png