Aircraft simulators get multi-GPU graphics horsepower
@ 2008/03/10CAE did not disclose the exact graphics hardware, but sources told TG Daily that these “extremely powerful computers” use ATI Radeon graphics chips, mostly in Crossfire X configurations with either two or four GPUs. Given the fact that it takes a long time to certify a component for such a critical system and given the fact that product cycles in this industry are extremely long, it is not surprising that CAE systems is not using ATI’s latest Radeon 3800 series of graphics processors. Instead, the simulators integrate rather GPUs from 1000 and 2000 series – and cards such as the Radeon X1900XTX and HD 2900XT.
the whole Sim X is a disappointment performance wise, runs worse than Crysis and doesn't look as good,nor feature better AI (if any)