Popular PC games that DON'T use Crossfire/SLI well?

Outside of price, I know one of the biggest deterrents for using multiple GPU's is that some games don't support or use sli/cfx very well.

So I'm wondering what games exactly that don't function very well with multiple GPU's?

Are there any popular games that have been released say..since 2010 that don't support sli/cfx? Just seems like a very common setup nowadays, and seems almost silly for developers to not implement support.

Crysis 2 had trash Crossfire support (if you can even call it support...) at release, don't think it's gotten much better.C_Rule

[QUOTE="C_Rule"]Crysis 2 had trash Crossfire support (if you can even call it support...) at release, don't think it's gotten much better.evildead6789

ARMA, all of them.JigglyWiggly_

[QUOTE="C_Rule"]Crysis 2 had trash Crossfire support (if you can even call it support...) at release, don't think it's gotten much better.evildead6789

Last week is 5 months after the game had been released. C_Rule commented on a problem with the title "at release".

Hydrophobia PC version has some serious performance issues on a lot of systems. On my xfire rig there are no glitches but the game actually takes a significant frame rate dip when xfire is enabled.

-Byshop

[QUOTE="evildead6789"][QUOTE="C_Rule"]Crysis 2 had trash Crossfire support (if you can even call it support...) at release, don't think it's gotten much better.Byshop

Last week is 5 months after the game had been released. C_Rule commented on a problem with the title "at release".

Hydrophobia PC version has some serious performance issues on a lot of systems. On my xfire rig there are no glitches but the game actually takes a significant frame rate dip when xfire is enabled.

-Byshop