Advanced Micro Devices' (NASDAQ: AMD) news cycle gained momentum following its AI event in early June, and the share prices ...

KitGuru was recently able to sit down with Frank Azor, Chief Architect of Gaming Solutions at AMD. In a wide-ranging discussion, we spoke about the unique position AMD is in as both a CPU and GPU ...

Abu Dhabi AI firm G24 was pressured into divesting its China investments to further its relationship with the U.S. As the Sino-U.S. tech war deepens, more tech firms may have to follow suit and ...

The PS4 and PS5 each packed the AMD Jaguar and Zen 2, respectively. Before the PS5's 2020 release, RedGaming Tech said, Sony discussed making the switch to other chip vendors, the most notable of ...

The AMD CrossFire technology enables you to connect up to four GPUs together and make them work as one to boost the rendering of 3D graphics on a computer. Here are some tips on how to implement a ...

It seems the multi-GPU dream for gamers is dead, with both Nvidia and AMD seemingly moving on from their SLI and CrossFire features. Recently, AMD chief executive Lisa Su revealed “that ...

Speaking at the Hot Chips 2019 conference, AMD chief executive Dr. Lisa Su had bad news for anyone who likes to pack more than one high-end graphics processor into their system: CrossFire 'isn't a ...

Next-gen AMD Threadripper is coming, but CrossFire for multiple graphics cards remains dead. News. By Matt Hanson published 20 August 2019 The multi-GPU dream is dead.

AMD has revealed that the reason why their Radeon RX 5700 (XT) graphics cards don’t use CrossFire is because no one was using it!

AMD has shifted the dubious burden of multi-GPU support to game developers for its Navi RDNA-based graphics cards, such as the impressive new RX 5700 XT, because just 1% of PC gamers use multiple ...

AMD's powerful Radeon RX 5700 and 5700XT graphics cards contain ... not CrossFire for DX9, DX10, or DX11, per ... and a red band that intersects with the illuminated Radeon logo on the side of ...