coming back to the green team amd have serious driver vsync and power issues

i have just ordered a 780 ti classifed i couldn't handle amds crossfire issues, this should teach me to stay with nvidia, this was the first time i tested out amd and wow what a b***h it has been

 

Look forwards to your 780TI classy thoughts.

 

i missed the nvidia community hehe
yup i will post benchmarks and pick another for sli after a month of testing my first card
a little tease from evga twitter
http://instagram.com/p/hLwkxgOIT1/

 

lol that didnt take long..


Imo you should have stayed with that 2x 780Ti.

 

i would of loved to but 2 out of 3 gigabyte ones were defective memory

 

Look forward to seeing your benches man!

 

Well there's the problem lol.

Welcome back.

 

What issues exactly? I'd love a technical discussion.

 

oi!!! what issues? the only issue with cf here is that I can't run frame pacing and vsync both on in bf4. apart from that, cf is mega and scales way better than sli.

 

Sli is a much smoother gaMing experience compared to my crossfire set up , I tested alot of diffrent games

 

Benchmarks were fine but gaming I got alot of hitching skipped frames and very bad frametime latency

 

welcome back bud

 

Well, enjoy your stay on the green side, although I've never had nVidia SLI, I've used a SLI rig quite a bit recently and I didn't see any of that difference your talking about. But that doesn't matter here anymore. Enjoy your 780ti SLI

 

AFAIK the frametime fix is for dx 11 games only. did you test an dx 9 or 10 games?

 

The original article of PC perspective showed that the frame time fix drivers for ATI cards worked nicely for DX11 games with two gpus. However, there are still problems left for three gpus and DX9 games. So far I haven't seen the good reviews about frame time issues for triple and quad crossfire setup for R9 290(X) cards yet. But I wouldn't bother three (or four) gpu setups for crossfire at this moment.

In my understandings the assessment of multi-gpu setup based on benchmark test (frame rate counting) needs to be approached cautiously since the frame rate is counted for both real frames and fictitious frames (due to frame time issues). In this sense I am not really sure if crossfire scales better than SLI or not.

 

Welcome back. Your original mistake though was purchasing Gigabyte cards. I've literally never owned one that wasn't defective, and I think Eclap has had the same issue.

 

thanks guys feels good to be back

 

Not related, Frame Pacing does not reduce FPS so CrossFire scaling is real.

 

We dont want you back you traitor! Your not welcome over here anymore, going over to AMD, the cheek of it!

Haha welcome back mate