The only way I managed to get it to work this method is by: This program is cross-compatible with many other game titles available today. I also have to let you folks know is that you HAVE to run Sacred 2 through ATI CF Xtension itself. You can choose to force visual effects such as AF or AA through CFxtension but those options are already available through CCC. Choosing another crossfire rendering method will cause weird artifacts to show up on screen. The method used for CF should be left on "choose what's best by driver" (usually the first option). For instance, I choose Direct3D rendering mode and I use the application "3dmark06.exe". When running ATI CF Xtension, this program forces cf by duping CCC in to thinking Sacred 2 is another application in which DOES have CF support.
Make sure you have Crossfire enabled in CCC as well set Cat AI to ADVANCED or STANDARD to ensure both GPUs are being used. I can't manage to get the crossfirex symbol to show up in the screenies so I'll post some instructions here: I just wanted to inform the community (who own a Crossfire setup) that it IS possible to force multi-GPU support in this game without sacrificing stability!Īnyways. I will show everyone pictures proving this within the next 12 hours when I get back from work. I was able to check this by turning on the "crossfire x" symbol through CCC. I managed to get a whopping 60FPS solid v-synced (single player, MP not entirely sure yet) with very high settings and 0 lag.
Please do not ask me any questions about SLI because I do not own any nvidia gfx card nor have worked with them EVER. I managed to "supposedly" get crossfire working in this game with my 4870x2 (yet to be tried with my standalone radeon 3870s which I have laying around). Today I just downloaded a handy program called Crossfire Xtension v1.4.
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