does the game engine take advantage of crossfire and SLI configured video cards?
does the game engine take advantage of crossfire and SLI configured video cards?
I'm hoping, got tri sli 470's burning a hole in my case.
Why not just buy 1 good card?
Largion wrote:
Because two are better than one and so on.Why not just buy 1 good card?
Chile wrote:
If you can game on max settings with 1 then whats the use of 2?Largion wrote:
Because two are better than one and so on.Why not just buy 1 good card?
Largion wrote:
What games you playing? Your not playing current FPS or action games with one card with max settings. If you do your frames per second will diminish greatly (20's or lower). Example: Crysis, Metro 2033, Bad Company 2, etc.Chile wrote:
If you can game on max settings with 1 then whats the use of 2?Largion wrote:
Because two are better than one and so on.Why not just buy 1 good card?
One card can handle most MMO's since they are not as graphic intensive as let's say Metro 2033 which will eat multi-card setups. I am sure Xsyon can be played on max settings with one card just fine.
The post wants to know if it can support multiple cards. Thus recognizing multiple cards, meaning higher settings/features and double FPS or more for those who have more than one card.
And not everyone has money to throw around so buying a second cheaper card rather than buying a more expensive single card can be more cost effective.