Hey guys, I tried to find the answer to this question in the stickies and in other threads but couldn't find it.
Basically I understand that at low resolution the improvement from crossfire setups is lessened. What I don't understand is whether or not crossfire provides other improvements at low resolution.
For instance, say I'm playing a game comfortably with everything maxed at 60fps, but with AA and Some crazy lighting effect off (lets say Ambient Occlusion but it doesn't matter)
If turning AA or Ambient Occlusion on, even at low resolution, drops fps down to say 30, would having a crossfire setup allow me to turn on those settings without the framerate hit? Or is it really only beneficial at high resolutions, and doesn't help with settings improvements.
Again, sorry if this has been brought up I did attempt to look for an answer.
Thanks in advance!
Basically I understand that at low resolution the improvement from crossfire setups is lessened. What I don't understand is whether or not crossfire provides other improvements at low resolution.
For instance, say I'm playing a game comfortably with everything maxed at 60fps, but with AA and Some crazy lighting effect off (lets say Ambient Occlusion but it doesn't matter)
If turning AA or Ambient Occlusion on, even at low resolution, drops fps down to say 30, would having a crossfire setup allow me to turn on those settings without the framerate hit? Or is it really only beneficial at high resolutions, and doesn't help with settings improvements.
Again, sorry if this has been brought up I did attempt to look for an answer.
Thanks in advance!