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hi

not too much of an issue really but i like to play with vsync on as i hate screen tearing, but with crosfire enabled the game still likes to spit out 120 fps which results in some screen tearing, as my monitor only supports 60. anyone else having this issue?
I don't have any problems with Nvidia cards in SLI - probably an AMD thing.
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jamiehavok: hi

not too much of an issue really but i like to play with vsync on as i hate screen tearing, but with crosfire enabled the game still likes to spit out 120 fps which results in some screen tearing, as my monitor only supports 60. anyone else having this issue?
I think it would be more accurate to describe it as not-vsyncing, or some hack implementation of vsyncing. Maybe you could try forcing vsync from an external tool such as your video drivers instead of relying on the game's vsync (or really - just try whatever it is you aren't trying right now).
For me, with crossfire, in game vsync works fine, with 60 fps that is. Vsync from catalyst level doesn't work at all. But vsync from Radeon Pro works though, and there You can specify Hz for vsync and turn on triple buffering for dx games as well.