- May 1, 2013
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Hello Everyone,
I have two AMD Radeon 7850's. I had one originally but I wanted to play Shogun II maxed out over 30FPS so I bought a second card. I tried running them in crossfire, but really the performance didn't go up much. I was still hanging around 30FPS at max settings.
I tried overclocking more and then realized that with my 7850 clocked to 1150Mhz that I got much better performance while crossfire was disabled.
I bought better cooling supplies recently and so I am not planning to buy a new card. I just wonder should I sell or gift away one 7850? Was it just a fluke and better drivers will help? I think if I remove one 7850 I can better control the other one and overclock it higher because I hadn't increased voltage at all yet.
I am conflicted which way to go. Please share any thoughts.
I have two AMD Radeon 7850's. I had one originally but I wanted to play Shogun II maxed out over 30FPS so I bought a second card. I tried running them in crossfire, but really the performance didn't go up much. I was still hanging around 30FPS at max settings.
I tried overclocking more and then realized that with my 7850 clocked to 1150Mhz that I got much better performance while crossfire was disabled.
I bought better cooling supplies recently and so I am not planning to buy a new card. I just wonder should I sell or gift away one 7850? Was it just a fluke and better drivers will help? I think if I remove one 7850 I can better control the other one and overclock it higher because I hadn't increased voltage at all yet.
I am conflicted which way to go. Please share any thoughts.
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