Thank you for the information guys, I'll ensure it goes to the right people. 
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The AMD Driver Thread
- Thread starter LtMatt
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Thanks Garfo. We're aware of issues that affect Intel laptops with switchable AMD/Nvidia graphics cards. As i understand Rockstar are working on a patch which should hopefully correct this issue.
i7-3770 @Default
16 GB ddr3 1600
R9-290 1000/[email protected]
2560*1440 Very High+FXAA+AMD CHS.
I played a little time, runs very smooth, good job
Thank you.
May i ask when you have a 10Mhz overclock on your memory?
Turn HQ Shadows off and lower extended shadow distance seems to help.
Do we have any 7870XT users on this forum suffering from this issue?
Play around with the advanced graphics settings, might help a little. I expect game patches will improve performance over the coming days/weeks.
I understand Scotspaul, we're all perfectionists at heart.
I have spent the past 4 hours testing these cards on several different games and had no issues whatsoever so I went back onto to GTA V and all appears to be fine, with just single GPU's and then Crossfire.
A decent sized patch was installed which was making me think it was an issue with game, rather than my hardware and/or drivers.
But seeing as I've typed this, I'll be back to square one tomorrow!
I've got everything with a bone in it crossed for you Superpatsy.
Just discovered a little tip, so anyone having stuttering issues please give this a try and see if it makes any difference.
Audio Setting called 'Auto-Scan for Music' and you have to turn it OFF.
Audio Setting called 'Auto-Scan for Music' and you have to turn it OFF.
Thank you, i personally requested that one to our team when our customers informed me in this forum we had no profile.
As i just said in the other thread, once he backed off his gpu overclock it worked without crashing.
Is anything else on the system overclocked, if so does it occur with everything at stock?
I use Vsync without issue without RadeonPro, it smooths things out a bit. Might be worth capping 1-5fps below the vsync limit for even smoother performance.
Yes it works very well and this is using QuadFire. If QuadFire works well, then you can bet regular Crossfire will be top notch, because the more gpu's you add the more complex it becomes.
These are my go to settings currently, that offer the minimum amount of stutter. There is a little bit every now and then while driving, game bug it seems, but on the whole it's very smooth.
I have plenty of grunt spare to run higher settings, but i found this mix to work best for me at the moment until future game patches come out.
Tessellation is set to very high.
The above settings offer me 60FPS locked Vsync, with gpu usage around 50-60% per gpu.
Ignore the benchmark, use in game testing as a measurement of performance of my settings.
Update For AMD Freesync & Crossfire Support
AMD fans have been outspoken about their love for the smooth gameplay of AMD FreeSync™ technology, and have understandably been excited about the prospect of using compatible monitors with the incredible performance of an AMD CrossFire™ configuration.
After vigorous QA testing, however, it’s now clear to us that support for AMD FreeSync™ monitors on a multi-GPU system is not quite ready for release.
As it is our ultimate goal to give AMD customers an ideal experience when using our products, we must announce a delay of the AMD Catalyst™ driver that would offer this support. We will continue to develop and test this solution in accordance with our stringent quality standards, and we will provide another update when it is ready for release
Source
http://forums.amd.com/game/messageview.cfm?catid=454&threadid=186533&enterthread=y
AMD fans have been outspoken about their love for the smooth gameplay of AMD FreeSync™ technology, and have understandably been excited about the prospect of using compatible monitors with the incredible performance of an AMD CrossFire™ configuration.
After vigorous QA testing, however, it’s now clear to us that support for AMD FreeSync™ monitors on a multi-GPU system is not quite ready for release.
As it is our ultimate goal to give AMD customers an ideal experience when using our products, we must announce a delay of the AMD Catalyst™ driver that would offer this support. We will continue to develop and test this solution in accordance with our stringent quality standards, and we will provide another update when it is ready for release
Source
http://forums.amd.com/game/messageview.cfm?catid=454&threadid=186533&enterthread=y
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People were complaining of poor Crossfire performance in the game Dying Light. The developer, Techland, have released a game patch which has corrected these performance issues. The patch should automatically download on Steam.
(Windows only)
- Fixed performance issues for Crossfire hardware setups
Source
http://steamcommunity.com/games/239140/announcements/detail/240158195511841438
(Windows only)
- Fixed performance issues for Crossfire hardware setups
Source
http://steamcommunity.com/games/239140/announcements/detail/240158195511841438
The game does not support multi gpu.