Post: DX12 supporting possible Amd/Nvidia Cross-SLI
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02-25-2015, 03:08 PM
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Toke
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DX12 will allegedly be enabled to use mixed configurations of AMD and Nvidia GPUs to work together through the explicit asynchronous multi-GPU feature. Since DX12 is rumored to treat multiple GPU as single this would mean 2 8gb 290x's and a 4gb 980 would give you 20gb of vram. It would also be able to combine Intel Iris Pro with a dedicated graphics solution. Exciting Right? Well sadly it won't be optimised for games with solutions like Mantle because... well Developers can't make a game run good on one card these days let alone 3 different ones.
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02-25-2015, 07:33 PM
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Originally posted by Toke
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DX12 will allegedly be enabled to use mixed configurations of AMD and Nvidia GPUs to work together through the explicit asynchronous multi-GPU feature. Since DX12 is rumored to treat multiple GPU as single this would mean 2 8gb 290x's and a 4gb 980 would give you 20gb of vram. It would also be able to combine Intel Iris Pro with a dedicated graphics solution. Exciting Right? Well sadly it won't be optimised for games with solutions like Mantle because... well Developers can't make a game run good on one card these days let alone 3 different ones.
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DX12 will allegedly be enabled to use mixed configurations of AMD and Nvidia GPUs to work together through the explicit asynchronous multi-GPU feature. Since DX12 is rumored to treat multiple GPU as single this would mean 2 8gb 290x's and a 4gb 980 would give you 20gb of vram. It would also be able to combine Intel Iris Pro with a dedicated graphics solution. Exciting Right? Well sadly it won't be optimised for games with solutions like Mantle because... well Developers can't make a game run good on one card these days let alone 3 different ones.
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This is very interesting. For the build I'm making I'm only going to have 1 GPU but I might do this in the future.
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