Directx 12 Multi Gpu Technology Tested Geforce And Radeon Paired Together Benchmarks Async Compute Testing

At 1080p the GTX 980 Ti suffered massively with async compute enabled while it makes little difference on the Fury X. Granted, the Fury X is slightly faster with async compute enabled. Interestingly, disabling this feature on the GTX 980 Ti allows it to close the gap on the Fury X and a heap of ground is made up in the heavy and medium tests.

Again the GTX 980 Ti is quite a bit slower with async compute enabled, though disabling it still doesn’t let the 980 Ti match the Fury X, which is around 8-10% faster with async compute enabled.

Finally, at 4K the GeForce GTX 980 Ti delivers the same performance regardless of whether or not async compute is enabled while the R9 Fury X is up to 16% faster with async compute enabled and the Fury X is 47% faster than the best result turned in by the GTX 980 Ti.