But but but... dx12 has multigpu support across multiple manufacturers that will allow crossfire/sli compatability! I will be able to get the best of all worlds! I have been told this for nesrly 3 yesrs, and havent seen it, so it has to be true!

Hopefully vulkan is what they need, because dx12 has been nothing but a sham compared to the hype so far.

boylerya
That prog doesnt utilize sli anyways. OpenGL is usually the best choice anyways for the most accurate emulation with vulkan being best performance.

All of the initial dx12 promises have been falling behind, whether something utilize sli or not.

Who is the dolphin?

somethingc00l

Scarlet-Tech
But but but... dx12 has multigpu support across multiple manufacturers that will allow crossfire/sli compatability! I will be able to get the best of all worlds! I have been told this for nesrly 3 yesrs, and havent seen it, so it has to be true!

Huh? You haven't been paying attention. Here's a review from over a year ago with multi-gpu cross vendor support: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10067/ashes-of-the-singularity-revisited-beta/4
 
While Ashes is using the only engine I know of with heterogeneous gpu support, there are plenty of homogeneous multi gpu DX12 games out, Desu Ex: MD, Hitman, The Division, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Total War: Warhammer, GOW4, Civ VI, and probably more I don't know about.
 
It's gonna take time for devs to learn how to properly take advantage of heterogeneous gpus, but it is happening.

sarcasm flying at 30,000 FT 

I think the sarcasm comes with the fact that I havent seen any publishing, outside of very few ashes of the singularity tests, showing a Nvidia and a Radeon card working together. I would love to see it actually working, but from everything I have seen, it was a failed attempt at making waves and getting fans.

Looking on google and found a whole bunch of articles about explicit GPU's and how well they work... in Ashes. Then they were all from last year and they all said ashes was the only program able to utilize it properly because they designed it that way. When was it that NVidia made it to where their gpu's didnt work if they detected a Radeon card in the system? Wasnt that shortly after the Explicit gpu test?

Sajin
Who is the dolphin?

I think it's the Wii and Gamecube emulator. I am not surprised a development team like this would be dropping DX12 as they do Mac and Linux as well.

Sajin
Who is the dolphin?

Ecco is the Dolphin,
Dolphin Olympics - Play it now at Coolmath-Games.com
The 5 Most Unintentionally Horrifying Children's Video Games

somethingc00l

Scarlet-Tech
But but but... dx12 has multigpu support across multiple manufacturers that will allow crossfire/sli compatability! I will be able to get the best of all worlds! I have been told this for nesrly 3 yesrs, and havent seen it, so it has to be true!

Huh? You haven't been paying attention. Here's a review from over a year ago with multi-gpu cross vendor support: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10067/ashes-of-the-singularity-revisited-beta/4
 
While Ashes is using the only engine I know of with heterogeneous gpu support, there are plenty of homogeneous multi gpu DX12 games out, Desu Ex: MD, Hitman, The Division, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Total War: Warhammer, GOW4, Civ VI, and probably more I don't know about.
 
It's gonna take time for devs to learn how to properly take advantage of heterogeneous gpus, but it is happening.

For GOW4 you must also update to Windows 10 Creator Version and the Current NVIDIA Driver.
But then Microsoft is misunderstanding Microsoft Windows 10 Creator and what the end users really wants in the end.