Multi-GPU Setups: The Basics Of CrossFire And SLI
Motherboards with multiple PCIe slots are becoming the norm these days, and the trend is being fueled by multi-GPU configurations. Configuring Nvidia's SLI and AMD's CrossFire technologies is easy, but how much more performance can you expect from them?
CPU Scaling On Nvidia
Using Nvidia cards, the results are slightly different. For the most part, the high resolutions and demanding anti-aliasing put most of the load on the graphics cards. Some differences can be seen when using Battlefield: Bad Company 2, where increasing the CPU performance stops having any effect beyond 3.80 GHz. The older Source engine is a different matter. While AMD performance scales with increased CPU speed, Nvidia only show small increases.
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