- Mainboard: ASRock X570 Taichi
- RAM: 16GB 3200MHz
- SSD: 512GB
- GPU: ASUS Radeon RX 5700 Dual EVO (8GB) in combination with ASUS Radeon RX 5600 XT TUF3 EVO Gaming (6GB). Both run on AMD Adrenaline Radeon Software driver 20.2.1.
In terms of power consumption, the tested graphics card combo has an increase of 70% compared to an RX 5700 alone.
In terms of 3Dmark Time Spy, RX 5700 and RX 5600XT combos achieved 14,156 graphics points and 13,1342 points overall. That's 72% higher than a single-run RX 5700.
Regarding the game, when playing Strange Brigade at Ultra setting (DX12), this combo averages 228.8 FPS and a low 1% rate to 151.2 FPS. Meanwhile, an RX 5700 can only reach 138.6 FPS and 98 FPS respectively. Thus the difference in performance is about 65%.
Similar to the Rise of The Tomb Raider, the figures are 191.3 FPS and 111.5 FPS when combined and 116.9 FPS and 87.4 FPS respectively when running RX 5700 separately. The figure is 71.6%. It turns out, with the power consumption increasing by about 70%, the investment also increasing by about 70%, we achieve the performance corresponding to that number.
Of course, it's undeniable that even without official support from AMD as well as game developers, these are very promising numbers. Hopefully multi-graphics cards will return to the trend, especially for gamers who do not need comprehensive upgrades every 1-2 years.