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Quick question for those with Crossfire and Freesync

Good man, that was going to be my next piece of advice. The clock fluctuation issue is not present in 15.11.1 Beta or earlier drivers. We hope to have a fix for this one soon, so stay tuned!

Thanks for the info Matt. At least I now know it's not a fault with the hardware. In the meantime I am happy to keep the 15.11.1b drivers installed as Dying Light The Following is the game I am currently playing through.
 
This is why being a crossfire user is so frustrating after having spent so much money on the promise of crossfire. When it works it's just damn right godly, when it doesn't you feel like just giving in. I just don't understand why both AMD and Nvidia seem so bad of late regarding driver support in games for mgpu gamers.
 
The developer plays a significant part, though, don't they?

Not in this case, it's a clear problem with the latest Crimson Drivers. I do applaud that AMD are attempting to keep power usage and as a consequence temperature lower with their clock fluctuations but it would be great to have a simple option to turn the option off.
 
The developer plays a significant part, though, don't they?

Developers play a part in ensuring Multi-GPU works in properly in their game engine.

Not in this case, it's a clear problem with the latest Crimson Drivers. I do applaud that AMD are attempting to keep power usage and as a consequence temperature lower with their clock fluctuations but it would be great to have a simple option to turn the option off.

This a bug and not expected behaviour.
 
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