- Joined
- Jul 18, 2014
- Messages
- 124
- Motherboard
- Gigabyte z790 Aero G-f9
- CPU
- i9-14900K
- Graphics
- RX 6900 XT
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
It's awesome to know that the ASUS card works, something to look into. I hope that Apple implements Intel's RST and/or vROC when creating the new Mac Pro, so that we could get these speeds at drives that are accessible from multiple OS'es. I constantly switch between Windows and Mac, and having my main storage locked up in OS-specific implementation is not acceptable.
I just shared my current setup, BUT note that the Thunderbolt port still doesn't work, and I'm stuck until somebody will be willing to help. I'm likely not going to be implementing SLI - just dual graphics cards, and most likely different ones until I can afford 2x 1180 Ti. Right now I haven't implemented the GPUs at all - I already bricked my system once with NVidea, so I'll wait until Nvidia releases a driver update. ATI is working out of the box pretty well. What are you going to use SLI for?
It's awesome to know that the ASUS card works, something to look into. I hope that Apple implements Intel's RST and/or vROC when creating the new Mac Pro, so that we could get these speeds at drives that are accessible from multiple OS'es. I constantly switch between Windows and Mac, and having my main storage locked up in OS-specific implementation is not acceptable.
I just shared my current setup, BUT note that the Thunderbolt port still doesn't work, and I'm stuck until somebody will be willing to help. I'm likely not going to be implementing SLI - just dual graphics cards, and most likely different ones until I can afford 2x 1180 Ti. Right now I haven't implemented the GPUs at all - I already bricked my system once with NVidea, so I'll wait until Nvidia releases a driver update. ATI is working out of the box pretty well. What are you going to use SLI for?
Hello @4min I have already seen your SSDT Slot-6, I will check it and if I make it work I will share it in the forum. The SLI is already configured in Windows and works in OpenGL and DirectX. Above all I want it for Premiere and After Fx, I still have to do performance tests in Premiere Windows since it seems that OSX does not fully accept the SLI, in OSX I was able to get 20% more performance with the second card, but I'm going blindly because my knowledge about SSDT's programming is null, I'm copying here ... pasting there ... At the moment I'm going to make comparisons of Premiere-After performance in windows and then I'll try to get similar results in OSX, complicated ... I attached a few captures of Heaven in which I achieved an extra performance of 70-75% with the second card, greetings.