Does War supports SLI??

[Ogen]

Anyone know something about this? Cant find any solid info on the web.
Maybe some of you Beta players could answer this?

Thanks.

 

[Faya]

In the tech corner on WARalliance they say..War is currently NOT supporting sli to the point that on SOME machines disabling SLI will bring a performance boost.
Contrary to that, very few users stated that enabling SLI made next to small impact on game performance.
Overall the majoritie said: SLI is not supported yet, Mythic looking into it.

Faya

 

[Aesgir]

Yeah from what i hear, its totally unsupported atm, and can hit fps. Its better to disable it for WAR, until they actually address it properly.

 

[Downanael]

Coming to think of this,are there many games which actually work better with SLI?

 

[thergador]

is that the same for crossfire?

 

[Aada]

SLI is a waste of time and a waste of money hardly any game on the market uses it and if it does the gains are minimal at best.

 

[Motowntheta]

Coming to think of this,are there many games which actually work better with SLI?

I got good performance out of LOTRO in DX10 with SLI, eventually

 

[Ogen]

Coming to think of this,are there many games which actually work better with SLI?

Well yeah, ofc there is. Theres a list on the nvidia web site.
Supported Games

The only game so far, that i havent been able to boost like 35-50% would be world in conflict, but they fixed that now.

Tbh, i like having SLI. Two 8800GT´s cost less then the highest end card at the time i bought them, and still outperformes it by far in moust games.

Would be a real shame if Mythic dosent fix this. Shouldnt be to hard tbh.

 

[Mehuge]

Using nHancer with its SLI meters, I get the following results:

In SFR mode I only saw the top 2/3rds-7/8ths of the screen, but I dont know if that was down to nHancer being in the loop or not.

In AFR mode, I saw the second GPU being used from 0% to as much as 30%-40%. Most of the time was probably spend between 5 and 20%.

Oddly the loading screens made the best use of SLI according to the meters.

Ofc, none of that translates directly into FPS increases - which I havnt compared directly.