November 2018 - last edited November 2018
Does BFV support AMD DX11 Crossfire or DX12 MultiGPU yet or has it been disabled in the trial version of the game as in BF1 or MEA?
CPU: i7-4790K: GPU1 R9 Fury X :GPU2 R9 Nano;
I tested the Origin Access 10 hour Free Trial of BFV yesterday, but AMD DX11 Crossfire ond DX12 MultiGPU will not enable.
It is only running on single R9 Fury X.
I usually run at 4K Ultra.
Here is example of me attempting to run DX12 MultiGPU: https://youtu.be/QCh98emYxPo?t=99
Here is initial gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyEmMZyIaJE
and here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV6e6jPw0L0
As you can see, framerates are very low compared to the performance I get in BF1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_s7CxyzTX2A
Also DX12 in BFV seems to have a problem with frame rate dips versus BF1 run on the same machine and drivers.
I am looking forward to testing BFV on DX11 Crossfire / DX12 MultiGPU with R9 Fury X/ Nano.
I do have a newer RX Vega 64 Liquid and PowerColor Red Dragon Vega 56 cards on the way for testing,and I wanted to look at running that in DX11 Crossfire / DX12 MultiGPU on those as well.
Thanks.
November 2018
Hey @colesdav
If you're getting some low frame rates in Battlefield V I recommend searching "frame rate" in the search bar at the top of this board:
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Technical-Issues/bd-p/battlefield-v-technical-issues-en/page/3
The search results should pop up many solutions that have worked for Battlefield fans on PC.
Make sure you have the latest Windows 10 update too. It seems like that is a common issue which is dropping frame rates. There's a link on how to download that here
Here is the Battlefield V PC Player's Performance Guide.
Good luck out there on the battlefield and always play the objective!
November 2018
To me BFV at 4K ultra on a CPU limited system those low FPS numbers don't seem too unrealistic. I think your 4 core CPU is struggling to feed enough frames to the graphics card (should they work in multigpu).
November 2018 - last edited November 2018
The CPU Utilization is pretty low, that i7-4790K runs at 4.6GHz. It can be overclocked up to 4.8 GHz on BFV. It's 4 core 8 thread. I do see some FPS drops at times during explosions though. I will soon find out as I am building new AMD Ryzen/Threadripper PC soon. Thanks.
November 2018
Thank you.
November 2018
It's not just you man, I have 3 R9 390's in crossfire, they all work fine in BF4/BF1, yet only single GPU works in BFV. I have tried the BF1 profile, and it doesn't do anything. I have also tried different drivers as well.
EVGA X99 FTW-K
6850K @ 4.5
32gb Corsair Dominator's DDR4 3200
Samsung 960evo
Everhtying custom watercooled.
3 27" acer ED273 eyefinity setup
Have a moderately high end rig, its not a hardware issue
December 2018 - last edited December 2018
Any progress here with crossfire.....it would make great sense now that Nvidia sucks and no one is getting better than 1080ti performance the next 2-3 years, so only other option is multi gpu performance. You can buy a 1080 for 450 or a 2080 that us 30% faster for 699 - that is not a better offer.... Just more cost..
December 2018
December 2018 - last edited December 2018
Hey all,
This was mentioned in the latest update from the Battlefield team.
https://forums.battlefield.com/en-us/discussion/161023/battlefield-vs-known-issues-list
They are working with AMD for users out there with this hardware. We'll do our best to update you all as soon as possible.
December 2018
we were looking for multi gpu supportb/ crossfire.... not sure the old driver will solve that....