Microsoft improves multi support

One of the features that was most talked about with the arrival of DirectX 12 is its native support for multi-GPU systems that even allows Nvidia and AMD cards to work together on the same computer, something that until recently was unthinkable.

Microsoft wants to make DirectX 12 multi-GPU support easier to implement

Microsoft is still working to improve native DirectX 12 multi-GPU support and make it the developers' preferred choice to the detriment of solutions it considers more outdated with SLI and CrossFire. Microsoft has announced that it is working to simplify the developers to give native support for multi-GPUs in DirectX 12, for this it seeks to simplify the necessary lines of code with a new hardware abstraction layer that simplifies operating multiple graphics cards in the same team.

This is the biggest step forward taken by Microsoft since the announcement of DirectX 12 and that could change in a quite remarkable way, the panorama of the configurations of several graphic cards with a greater use than the current one. The main objective is to make it easier for developers to implement multi-GPU support very easily and with minimal effort.

Source: techpowerup