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Frame Pacing & 290X

Psychor

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From what I understand frame pacing for the 290X currently supports D10 and DX11 up to 2560x1600. DX9 support is in the works.

What about current support for frame pacing in 4K and Eyefinity using 290X in CF?

Thanks.
 
From what I understand frame pacing for the 290X currently supports D10 and DX11 up to 2560x1600. DX9 support is in the works.

What about current support for frame pacing in 4K and Eyefinity using 290X in CF?

Thanks.

Because that would just get weird.
 
New CrossFire Technology

We must be reminded that CrossFire has evolved and improved on the Radeon R9 290 and 290X. Our complete overview of the new CrossFire is explained on this page. In summary, AMD has removed the need for an external bridge connector atop the video cards. Removing this removes latency and bandwidth constraints. Communication now takes places between the video cards completely over the PCI-Express bus slots. This is possible because of an added DMA engine in the AMD CrossFire compositing block, creating dual DMA engines.

In addition, this technology works with AMD's software based frame pacing technology. Currently, with Radeon R9 290X CrossFire you will get frame pacing support with the current driver at Eyefinity resolutions, and 4K resolutions.

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2013/11/01/amd_radeon_r9_290x_crossfire_video_card_review/
 
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