Anyone that knows me knows that I'm a huge multi-GPU and resolution/FPS nerd, so the second that I could try out Big Navi in multi-GPU mode I knew I had to. I did some preliminary testing with the ...
RX Vega will be limited to two-way mGPU support. Specifically, this applies to RX Vega 64 and 56. However, compute and professional cards, such as the Frontier Edition, will get three and four-way ...
AMD fixed a glaring flaw in Radeon RX Vega’s potential prowess late Thursday. Radeon Software 17.9.2 adds the ability to use multiple RX Vega graphics cards in your system, after AMD’s high-end ...
Right, as it seems AMD is now announcing stuff that will happen in a to be released driver. So be it, AMD will later today release Radeon Software 17.9.2 For the 2 people that have been able to ...
For the last fourteen years, AMD and Nvidia have both supported multi-GPU configurations. Initially, these types of systems were limited to two GPUs using either Nvidia's SLI technology (the acronym ...
When AMD released the Radeon Software 17.9.2 drivers that enabled support for multi-GPU solutions in Radeon RX Vega cards this morning, the announcement post didn’t mention CrossFire—AMD’s ...
If you noticed last week’s driver release, you might have been a bit puzzled about the fact that the word Crossfire has not been used, while the driver itself was exactly about bringing that to Vega.
As long as we have been able to cram multiple video cards into our computers, the branding from NVIDIA and AMD had been the same. NVIDIA calls its multi-GPU tech SLI and AMD has coined theirs ...
I've found a number of consumer-oriented desktop offerings from the likes of HP that seem to be using Athlon and Phenom processors with a new chipset from nVidia, the GeForce 9100 mGPU, but I can't ...
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