DirectX 12 will reportedly 'treat multiple GPUs as a single entity'

[geforceftw]

a Core i7 APU?

Really?

You think that the intel HD graphics got 13fps in DX11 and 120fps in DX12.......

 

I highly doubt it.

 

Yes everyone should take this with a grain of salt, however based on what he said I'm fairly sure we can at least assume he's using some sort of discrete graphics.

Because if intel HD graphics got that much of a performance boost then fuck discrete graphics.

Oops. I didn't even see that he was using an I7 and crossfire GPUs. I misread the article. I though it meant a GPU AND a CPU combo in one package. So i was thinking APU. But i was thinking AMD APU not Intel. 

[geforceftw]

Not if you have fairly recent drivers. And PhysX is kinda pointless, IMO.

Yeah It's sad that Physx is pretty pointless now. I would love to see Physx to become more mainstream but I don't see that happening anytime soon. The last game i played that used Physx was Mafia 2... And that was released in 2010

[Faa]

Im sorry thats just complete bs.

I always prove my claims;

AMD's DX11 performing 3 times worse than Nvidia's and 8-9 worse than Nvidia's DX12

[ivan134]

I always prove my claims;

AMD's DX11 performing 3 times worse than Nvidia's and 8-9 worse than Nvidia's DX12

How does one game prove your point?

[NateGSR117]

Coooollllllll

[Faa]

How does one game prove your point?

That's not a game, but an API overhead benchmark. If you want more games sure; http://www.overclock.net/t/1528559/directx-driver-overhead-and-why-mantle-is-a-selling-point-bunch-of-benchmarks/0_100

DX12/Mantle are both designed to address CPU overhead, in what world are you living?

[Opcode]

DirectX 12 will give developers the ability to treat multiple GPU configurations as a single entity. DirectX 12 isn't going to magically do it on its own. This is possible because of working much closer to the hardware (UMA).

[pit5000]

anybody with GTX770 Windforces they don't want anymore?