| QUAKECore89 said: Warning! http://www.dsogaming.com/news/amd-claims-that-the-pc-gaming-industry-is-largely-moving-away-from-multi-gpu-configurations/ |
It's not that surprising, to be honest.
Nvidia decided to limit SLI to just 2 cards with the 10 series, saving them a lot of troubles, time and work with their drivers, and while AMD still offers Quad X-fire support, they barely talk about X-fire in any of their conferences. It wouldn't surprise me if they follow the same path and offer only 2 card Crossfire in the near future.
After all, not many people use more than two cards (Pemalite, you are/were a minority), so this won't affect that many people.
And there's also those rumors and researches from Nvidia and AMD that they could go with a MCM design for their future GPUs, that could be the end of SLI/X-fire as we know them.
Please excuse my bad English.
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