No SLI support. Around the time they announced the PC version they said there wouldn't be any SLI support.

Oh that is totally a deal breaker for me then.

Was hoping things would change, but I am going to try and ask for a refund. Appreciate your feedback!

Yeah, it's a shame.

I'm on a laptop with GTX 780M SLI, so I was counting on some sort of SLI support.

I might still get, I'll have to play it on low to get consistent 30fps. Granted, the experience shouldn't be too different from what I got on console.

you make a very good point DaCosta.... at least we still get to play it as I don't own a ps4 anyway.

just really hate the fact that hardware (and very expensive hardware at that) is going unused.

Originally posted by MrHollyw00d:

you make a very good point DaCosta.... at least we still get to play it as I don't own a ps4 anyway.

just really hate the fact that hardware (and very expensive hardware at that) is going unused.

The game will support SLI. At the GDC in 2017 Square held something called the Final Fantasy Experience. Their FF XV test rig was running two 1080 Ti's in SLI at 4K.

Originally posted by MancSoulja:

Originally posted by MrHollyw00d:

you make a very good point DaCosta.... at least we still get to play it as I don't own a ps4 anyway.

just really hate the fact that hardware (and very expensive hardware at that) is going unused.

The game will support SLI. At the GDC in 2017 Square held something called the Final Fantasy Experience. Their FF XV test rig was running two 1080 Ti's in SLI at 4K.

Pretty sure it was just 1080s not Ti

Originally posted by MancSoulja:

Originally posted by MrHollyw00d:

you make a very good point DaCosta.... at least we still get to play it as I don't own a ps4 anyway.

just really hate the fact that hardware (and very expensive hardware at that) is going unused.

The game will support SLI. At the GDC in 2017 Square held something called the Final Fantasy Experience. Their FF XV test rig was running two 1080 Ti's in SLI at 4K.

At GDC they showed it running on a 1080 ti. Earlier internal builds, on a different version of the engine, were running on SLI'd 1080s. The GDC vid was using the Luminous Pro engine instead of the standard Luminous engine. GDC was long before they even confirmed that the PC version was coming out, much less said there wasn't going to be SLI support.

No sale for me either if there is no sli support . I can run the benchmark at 1080p just fine on one card ( 8977 score , standard setting , scoring a High ) If I go to 4k it will load , play a couple of seconds then crash . Plus , my main card isn't even boosting all the way (980ti evga Classified ) . It should boost to 1405 if by itself in single mode .

Originally posted by biscuit:

No sale for me either if there is no sli support . I can run the benchmark at 1080p just fine on one card ( 8977 score , standard setting , scoring a High ) If I go to 4k it will load , play a couple of seconds then crash . Plus , my main card isn't even boosting all the way (980ti evga Classified ) . It should boost to 1405 if by itself in single mode .

Disable SLI and try again. People have been reporting issues with the benchmark when they have SLI enabled.

Worth a try . Maybe why it crashes at 4k . At least I get to see that butt before it goes down...

Without SLI enabled on the system (not just in the NVCP) it stopped crashing . But my o/c on the gpu caused green artifacting on the face & arms (skin) and I got several black screens . It didn't affect the benchmark score , strangely . My card did boost past 1405 (in the 1500 range briefly) . With older drivers (385.28) in the NVCP SLI was default for the benchmark (or maybe 3.88XX) , but the newest one (390.77) removed the SLI profile . I smell some Arkham Knight B.S. coming on ...

Originally posted by biscuit:

Without SLI enabled on the system (not just in the NVCP) it stopped crashing . But my o/c on the gpu caused green artifacting on the face & arms (skin) and I got several black screens . It didn't affect the benchmark score , strangely . My card did boost past 1405 (in the 1500 range briefly) . With older drivers (385.28) in the NVCP SLI was default for the benchmark (or maybe 3.88XX) , but the newest one (390.77) removed the SLI profile . I smell some Arkham Knight B.S. coming on ...

Some of your issues could be driver related. Outside of some weird decisions on what to render at all times in the benchmark nothing sticks out as bad optimization.