Hey, I don't know if this would be hard to implement, or what would need to be changed to implement it but, SLI / Crossfire support would be so great, at the moment my 2nd graphics card is just going to waste it feels like..
Also I'm not sure if this has been suggested before, if so sorry for that.
Lastly, I do realise not much will be changed during the sx season, just wanted to throw it out there, hope more people think it's a good idea.
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I don't think I'm doing anything that would prevent split frame SLI from working. The terrain texture rendering might be a problem, but there is no way around that. As long as the drivers render the terrain tiles on both cards it should work well enough anyway. (If the drivers try to render on one card and copy it over the performance will be terrible.) You definitely want to enable framebuffer objects for SLI.
Right now I don't clear the Z buffer between frames which will cause problems for alternate frame rendering. I'll change that since clearing the Z buffer is fast anyway.
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Split frame = each frame is divided in half and each GPU draws a half. This reduces the number pixels each GPU draws by half, but they still have to process all of the geometry.
Alternate frame = one GPU draws the even frames and the other draws the odd frames. This way each GPU draws half the pixels and half the geometry.
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While your talking about this, i have a HD Radeon 6950 2gb sick ass card, 8 gb RAM, AMD Phenom quad core 3.4ghz black edition processor, still during onlineraces i have to use 65-6 ground, 65-5 model, and 64x64 ground resolution to not get lag. mikeys shitty ass computer for example can handle higher graphics then me. do you have any idea whats doing this? is it my processor?
Hey hegge, did you know that you can flash your HD6850 to an HD 6870 ? that shoud solve your problem i think... Just search on google at tutorials how to do it.... one more thing, if its bought before november 2010 , you are able to flash it. If its newer than that ive heard that you cant flash that card becuase AMD lost moneys on it and many 6850s got broken. Its your own choice =) but if i had a 6850 i woud been trying to do that ! =)
sweden wrote:Hey hegge, did you know that you can flash your HD6850 to an HD 6870 ? that shoud solve your problem i think... Just search on google at tutorials how to do it.... one more thing, if its bought before november 2010 , you are able to flash it. If its newer than that ive heard that you cant flash that card becuase AMD lost moneys on it and many 6850s got broken. Its your own choice =) but if i had a 6850 i woud been trying to do that ! =)
this is what i found in the lastlog one ([155:23:18.90] Logfile "C:/Users/Hegge/AppData/Local/MX Simulator/lastlog.txt" opened
[155:23:18.90] JUGL 0.31) but i didnt find anything in the graphics menu about gl drivers :/
sweden wrote:Hey hegge, did you know that you can flash your HD6850 to an HD 6870 ? that shoud solve your problem i think... Just search on google at tutorials how to do it.... one more thing, if its bought before november 2010 , you are able to flash it. If its newer than that ive heard that you cant flash that card becuase AMD lost moneys on it and many 6850s got broken. Its your own choice =) but if i had a 6850 i woud been trying to do that ! =)
its a 6950
omg ! thats a nice card, i thought you had 6850 lol