Solved👍 Crossfire FPS Low

Your Specs aren't too bad, but your GPU has a low amount of memory. I would reccomend 1GB+ for your GPU, or have an Integrated GPU, which i wouldn't recommend, it kinda takes away from some of the performance. I would Recommend:

1. Set crossfire.exe to "High" Priority in the process list of Task Manager by clicking the Processes Tab at the top and finding crossfire.exe, then rightclicking.

2. If your on a Laptop, put your powerplan to High Performance. When you have this option on, keep your Laptop plugged in.

3. Use Sufficient Cooling by putting your computer on a cooling tray or something. A cheap one for a Laptop costs about $10 USD. If you have a desktop, clean out your fans, or if your PC is in a tight space, take it out into an open one so it can get more cool air.

4. Turn your theme to windows 98 style, it uses less memory, equaling more performance. To get to it, right click your desktop and click personalize on Windows 7.

5. Close any programs that are 50,000k in Task Manager, less programs=more performance to you

6. Update your drivers, for your GPU, CPU, Chipset, etc. Old drivers=bad performance

Thats all i can give. btw, 50fps is fine, it might be your monitor's refresh rate (if it effects framerate). Sounds crazy, especially these days, but it might just be the case.