I thought I had all the necessary hardware to achieve AMD Crossfire but I come to find out you have to have the "Crossfire" option in the Radeon Settings to enable/disable.
I don't see this at all in my Radeon Settings. I'm running the most current Adrenalin drivers 19.4.1 , I just tried a few older versions going back to 17.9.x Crimson to see if the Crossfire option show up in a different driver but nope.
I have spent a good half of the day reading a lot different articles, but nothing really going into substantial detail on Crossfire setup. Of course I have a lot of questions.
Is Crossfire a DirectX 11 only feature? Just today I had no idea the DirectX 11 vs 12 played a role with AMD no longer referring to Crossfire as Crossfire but as "Multi-GPU" even though they still have numerous published articles that talk about Crossfire and it's requirement and mention nothing about the DirectX requirement or Operating System requirement.
Am I to believe that Youtubers showing off Crossfire setups might be all using using DirectX 11?
Does this mean they are using older versions of Windows because I thought Windows 10 is DirectX 12?
My Specs:
OS: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations
Motherboard: MSI X399 SLI Plus
CPU: Ryzen 2990WX Threadripper
Video: XFX RX VEGA 56 BlackDesign (Primary Display)
MSI RX VEGA 56 Air Boost OC
RAM: 64GB Patriot Viper DDR4 3000Mhz
Storage: Samsung 960 Evo M.2
Monitor: DELL 32" 1080p LED
I don't see this at all in my Radeon Settings. I'm running the most current Adrenalin drivers 19.4.1 , I just tried a few older versions going back to 17.9.x Crimson to see if the Crossfire option show up in a different driver but nope.
I have spent a good half of the day reading a lot different articles, but nothing really going into substantial detail on Crossfire setup. Of course I have a lot of questions.
Is Crossfire a DirectX 11 only feature? Just today I had no idea the DirectX 11 vs 12 played a role with AMD no longer referring to Crossfire as Crossfire but as "Multi-GPU" even though they still have numerous published articles that talk about Crossfire and it's requirement and mention nothing about the DirectX requirement or Operating System requirement.
Am I to believe that Youtubers showing off Crossfire setups might be all using using DirectX 11?
Does this mean they are using older versions of Windows because I thought Windows 10 is DirectX 12?
My Specs:
OS: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations
Motherboard: MSI X399 SLI Plus
CPU: Ryzen 2990WX Threadripper
Video: XFX RX VEGA 56 BlackDesign (Primary Display)
MSI RX VEGA 56 Air Boost OC
RAM: 64GB Patriot Viper DDR4 3000Mhz
Storage: Samsung 960 Evo M.2
Monitor: DELL 32" 1080p LED