Crossfire has made leagues the worst game on my computer!

Bradosevich··1 votes·1,045 views

I have just recently upgraded to crossfire amd r9 furys. I have a computer that is more than well equipped to run this game and it will do nothing but crash. I will just be playing and it will completely crash and I have to restart my computer to get back in a match. The problem is that it is the only game on my computer that it happens to. I am super frustrated by this. I would really like some way to deal with this issue. I have already tried multiple drivers. Running in windowed. Compatibility mode and running as an administrator. I cannot be more frustrated by this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

6 Comments

ABlueQuaker1 votes

Your first mistake was trying to save money getting AMD. Your second was trying to use Crossfire for a game that barely supports the far superior SLI.

Make sure everything is up to date. You might even just have to stick to a single card until the next Driver update.

azza4201 votes

what is the nature of the crash? game client or your personal cpu halts? or both? have you repaired the 6.22 client files? have you tried to uninstall league, restart cpu, and run a clean instill of league? what happens before crash? lagging? black screens? blue screen of death?

Bradosevich1 votes

I have done all of those things. It will freeze my computer completely requiring me to restart my computer.

azza4201 votes

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I have done all of those things. It will freeze my computer completely requiring me to restart my computer.

so the computer runs fine, but when trying to open the client will cause it to stop responding, and you have to hold the powerbutton down to turn it off correct?

if so, when started up again there will be a notification that your system failed to properly shut down, and youll have some options to fix why it failed to shut down properly which you can use to get to the system logs in event viewer. in those logs youll find the component that failed and reason why

raishinari1 votes

i use a single amd r7. it is good, no problems or whatsoever.

for double video cards, i think nvidia is better.

amd is for economic purposes (that you don't require ultra best graphics but want to play each game at mediocre settings).

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