http://techreport.com/r.x/r700-preview/crysis-1920-veryhigh.gif
Something about this particular screenshot which was linked in another thread might give a great deal of explanation as to why the gtx280 is quite evidently not working as it should be in SLI or otherwise.
There is something fundimentally odd about 9800 GTX SLI having higher performance than GTX 280 SLI - and I don't think it has anything to do with driver maturity.
On that token, maybe there is a driver maturity issue - is the software driver somehow blowing cpu performance into the gutter which is driving down the framerates? Is the SLI bridge hardware flawed on this card somehow? Just looking at that particular screenshot is telling me that there is something quite seriously wrong with the gtx280's SLI performance.
Any comments?
Something about this particular screenshot which was linked in another thread might give a great deal of explanation as to why the gtx280 is quite evidently not working as it should be in SLI or otherwise.
There is something fundimentally odd about 9800 GTX SLI having higher performance than GTX 280 SLI - and I don't think it has anything to do with driver maturity.
On that token, maybe there is a driver maturity issue - is the software driver somehow blowing cpu performance into the gutter which is driving down the framerates? Is the SLI bridge hardware flawed on this card somehow? Just looking at that particular screenshot is telling me that there is something quite seriously wrong with the gtx280's SLI performance.
Any comments?