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George Ross, August 29, 2009
When you add the second GPU to the mix it improves your 3D Mark 06 score by 18% and the third GPU yields a 22% improvement over the single GPU setup. CrossFire has started working for Unreal Tournament III allowing for the two GPU setup to best the single GPU setup by 4% and the three GPU setup gives you 5% over the single GPU setup in overall average frame rates. This is a first for me both CrossFired rigs outperformed the single card setup in overall average frame rates in Crysis. This improvement is a most welcome as Crysis is still very demanding even on high end systems. Good work ATI, but here is were it gets odd the three GPU setup gives you a 9% boost in frames and the two GPU setup gives you a slightly higher 10% boost in overall average frame rates. Even in World in Conflict CrossFire has started to show signs of working having both the two and three GPU setups have a 2% lead over the single GPU setup in average frame rates. Every game should react like Devil May Cry 4 does to multi-GPU setups. Going the two GPU route gives you a 86% performance enhancement and the three GPU setup rewards you with a 143% performance gain. Not that the single card setup needed improving upon for this game it is just nice to see CrossFire actually working well. The two GPU setup had gives a 42% increase over the single GPU setup in overall average frames rates from all the games and the three GPU setup gives you a 68% increase over the single GPU setup. These numbers are better than they were with the Catalyst 9.7 tests.
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