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but thanks anyway, i dont know if corteam also needs to add crossfire support to it.
Yesterday i did some tests with my Nv GTX 295 as well. I tested the diff between 304 and 313 drivers, cpufreq set to performance or dynamic. I just used the start of the 2nd level of the DLC to compare. Only 304 driver reacted to performance setting going from 14 to 20 fps (high setting for gpu). 313 driver without Multigpu, SFR or AA setting: 36 fps. But with Multigpu set to any other value like On, Auto, AFR the speed dropped to 30 fps. So not even Nvidia manages to gain speed with 2 GPUs but usually loses speed.
So what's the result: best do NOT use CF or SLI on Linux. If you use it on Win be sure you use the default renderer of the game - otherwise artefacts or speed losses are often the case (Verified using Unigine Heaven 3.0 as well, only SLI had some impact on OpenGL speed btw.). In the case you want more speed sell your current card and get a faster one and do not try to use 2 cards of the same kind. If your favorite game is not Killing Floor as this game has got an Nvidia only bug I would prefer Nvidia.