Any SLI support?

What I am asking is can you run sli on this computer because I am going to build a pc and I was to put 2x nvidia gtx 770 2gb superoverclocked. I was wondering if the game can run sli. And I have heard problems with AMD GPUS? Or is it the cpus that are the problem?

 

Someone got BNG working with SLI/CrossFire but I don't think it made much of a difference. I mean, one 770 SOC is enough to max out at 60FPS, so....

 

my 750ti can max BeamNg out at 60fps fine, and this is the alpha state, so the FPS is going to get better and better, so I doubt BeamNG will support SLI for a bit.

And its the AMD GPU's that are having issues... I downloaded a map and I was missing a lot of textures on the AMD build, so when I got my INTEL pc I grabbed the same files off my old computer and the textures started to work. so yeah AMD is having some problems with BeamNG

 

For those of us who run high resolution displays SLI would certainly be beneficial. For example, a single card struggles to render the game at 2560x1440+ which is why I purchased a GTX690. Making use of its available power through SLI would definitely help me achieve that resolution :>

 

I only had problems with 1 map, and it was a long time ago

 

I have SLI working and it gives me near double the FPS.

You have to set the SLI rendering mode for beamNG to "force alternate frame rendering 2" in the nvidia control panel.

No idea how if you are using an AMD card though.

Hope this helps.

 

Both. Compatibility issues with some maps on AMD GPU's. AMD CPU's have lower performance than intel and refuse to allocate to all threads to cores correctly.

 

I am building a desktop and it has 2x 770m SOC. I am still deciding to use a high end i5 4670K SOC or a AMD FX-9370 SOC

 

intel will outperform on everything but extreme parallelism

 

You mean with minimum graphics settings? I borrowed 750 Ti for a week and my testing shows that it's a little better than GTX 285, which was not at all enough for 60 FPS. Though this was an earlier build, but graphics performance hasn't improved that much.

 

How come you guys are getting 60 FPS out of a 760... I can't even get 60 FPS out of my 980 haha

 

Quite recent card, newest architecture - think that explains it. I can't imagine NVIDIA optimizing their drivers for Torque 3D, and maybe T3D team has yet to optimize it for that particlular generation.

 

Dx9 in general seems to be a common problem on newer cards.