PCTuning fórum

Well, we've just had an industry insider tell us that EA is working closer than ever with AMD, and that we should expect "DX12 fireworks". Now if the words "DX12 fireworks" don't excite you, I don't know what else will. The inclusion of both Asynchronous Compute and DX12 is going to make Battlefield 1 one of the best looking games of the year - and AMD is sitting pretty with its new Radeon RX 480 which is launching in less than 48 hours. AMD has committed to Async Compute since the beginning, and has been sitting at the DX12 table since day one too, so it'll be interesting to see how the performance fares on the $199 card when it launches.

Microsoft’s Chas Boyd was on-hand at AMD’s editor’s day for Polaris and previewed ideas that MS is implementing to help improve multi-GPU scaling. The best news surrounded a new abstraction layer for game developers to utilize for multiple GPU support that MS would be releasing on GitHub very shortly. According to Microsoft, with only “very little” code adjustment, DX12 titles should be able to implement basic multi-GPU support.

Bob Brown - Microsoft na GitHubu píše:Yes, the layer will be available in this repo. We will also be publishing two mGPU sample projects along with it - one using the layer and one not using the layer. We're making some final tweaks and doing additional testing and plan to post it all soon.

scootie007 píše:Co to su za tabulky kde chyba 1080 a 1070 ktore vysli skor ako 480?

AMD today announced that it is partnering with Firaxis and 2K Games on the development of "Civilization VI," the next addition to the smash-hit turn-based strategy franchise. AMD announced that it is helping the developer take advantage of DirectX 12, including API-standardized Asynchronous Compute, and Explicit multi-adapter (MDA). This will let the game use setups that are a mixture of discrete and integrated GPUs, and mixed multi-GPU. The game is also said to feature a benchmark tool.