The crossfire is no longer important to amd, according to his ceo lisa su
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At the Hot Chips 2019 conference, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su had bad news for anyone who likes to include two or more graphics cards on their PCs: CrossFire 'is not a meaningful approach' to development efforts of the company.
AMD downplays Crossfire technology, increasingly in disuse
AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su was asked about Crossfire at the Hot Chips press conference. She said: "To be honest, software goes faster than hardware, I would say CrossFire is not a significant focus."
Well, it shouldn't be a surprise. Even with the recent launch, you may have noticed that the Radeon RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT do not support multiple CrossFire GPUs.
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Announced in 2005 by the then-ATI in response to Nvidia's SLI, CrossFire enables a system to distribute the 3D rendering workload across two or more physical graphics cards. Both CrossFire and SLI were fantastic solutions to the problem of video game technology that go beyond graphic hardware development, but today, with cutting-edge features like Ray Tracing, we are largely at the other end of the spectrum: A single high-end or mid-range graphics card can now handle any video game on the market.
Nvidia has been downplaying its own SLI technology lately, ceasing to be an officially supported option for up to four GPUs and becoming a feature for enthusiasts who only support two cards at most. AMD's CrossFire seems to be going in the same direction.
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