@sealionact: With that argument, you may as well compare a PS4 to an Xbox One.

In referencing a high end PC, they must be referring to the large size. Xboxs are known to make great doorstops.

lol Battlefield 1. That pretty much negates the authenticity of the list.

@chiefwiggum16: that's generous. 4/10 for me - stripper movements were not realistic.

It's 2017. Releasing a game with animations that remind me of Manhunt which was released in 2003 is just pathetic. The Friday the 13th series deserved a AAA release...and instead it got this trash.

@kosc88: As long as you don't take a bite out of said apple, it's safe :D

People need to stop trying to slander one of the few good gaming companies left.

Maybe critics can instead focus on posting articles like Ubisoft releasing Ghost Recon: Wildlands with broken SLI support (even though The Division actually has it and it's basically a clone of that game) and then making excuses that it was an oversight prior to release.

Or, let's look at Capcom's Resident Evil 7 releasing on PC without open advertising that the VR edition won't be available for another year because of their contract with Sony, then coming out and saying oops...yea well VR will be available 2017. And no 21:9 support because that's how we intended the game to be. Compare that to The Evil Within - a game whose company from the start explained their art style for the game and eventually supported other resolutions for PC gamers anyway.

These shady AAA company practices can get away with murder, but someone using the term Cyberpunk flags the nerds to try and inhibit a company that has done nothing but live up to their word in terms of delivering quality games and treating the gaming community with the utmost respect.

SMH

This article is accurate. I own two 1080 (SLI) and I run the game at UHD (3440x1440), ultra preset. On the benchmark, it will dip into the 30's briefly and average around 50 FPS. However, turning off turf effects and scaling down shadows from ultra to very high makes it a smooth 60 FPS all the way through.

It reminds me of the hairworks for Witcher 3 - tanked the system when it first came out, and after some patching it was finally fixed and the game ran perfectly.

Give it a few months, it will run better. I have to say though - it's one of the most beautiful games to date. That draw distance is absolutely stunning.

@bigblunt537: It's hard to tell. At this point I agree with the posters below - SLI is not worth it versus a very powerful single card because most games do not code for SLI/ games are not optimized for it.

With that said, Dx12 and new software is supposed to eventually allow for "added VRAM" using SLI. So the 8GBx2 will be 16GB of usable VRAM without the current problems with most games. The companies have to code for this, and we are at the mercy of them. In that case though -yes it will most certainly be worth it.

The games I own where current SLI shines are GTA 5, Witcher 3, Rise of the Tomb Raider, and Fallout 4. 4K 60-100 FPS, no problems.

@SimplexPL: And I think most of those benchmarks had custom waterblocks to OC the Titan XP for optimal performance.