I have tried both cards alone in each port and see no difference in performance at all. There are Youtube videos of people using 5570's and playing Skyrim smoothly, so it must be some setting I have wrong. Note: I know some people using the same card as me who can play Skyrim just fine. Maybe someone else has had the same problem. Is there a problem between some games and the 5570? Is there a setting that needs to be changed? This problem has been plaguing me for the last few days and I need some assistance. However, on Skyrim I get bwteen 45 and 60 fps but the controls still feel weird and when you rotate your character you can easily see every different frame.ĭon't even bother with The Witcher 2 and these cards, I still get 9 fps at the most on that game. HP ATi Radeon HD 5570 1GB DDR3 PCI-e VGA DisplayPort HDMI DVI-I Graphics Card AU 16.32 AU 43.08 postage Only 1 left HP 603498-001 ATI Radeon HD5570 Shelby 1GB DDR5 PCI-Express 2.1 x16 Dual DVI HDM AU 161.82 AU 38. On Batman: Arkham City I get between 25 and 30 fps, but the controls feels smooth and I the frames don't seem to move slow. I played around a lot with changing settings and disabling AMD Crossfire X (some games run better without it, namely Skyrim) I overclocked the GPU and VRAM clock speed and that helped some more.

With Anti-Aliasing on, I get like 10 fps, with it off I can get 30, but it still feels like I get 10, the controls seems clunky and unresponsive and I've played Skyrim, it's not like that. Then I played Skyrim and it ran like crap. I had to lower the settings to get over 20 fps. People running worse cards than mine were getting higher fps. The first game I played on the computer was the Tera Beta.

I bought a computer a little while ago that has two ATI Radeon HD 5570's in it.įirst, my computer's specs: Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-880GA-UD3HĪs soon as I got the computer I installed the newest drivers for the graphics cards, and set them up with AMD Crossfire X to work together.

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