HIS HD6990 Eyefinity 5760x1080 Review
Crysis Warhead
Published: 8th June 2011 | Source: HIS | Price: £549 |
Crysis Warhead
The earlier game in the Crytek triplet is the first of our games designed for PCs and unsurprisingly the first game that starts to push the HIS Hd6990 hard. The only difference between the single screen settings and the Eyefinity setup is that in Eyefinity we've had to turn the AA off to retain a playable frame-rate. Still 30 FPS in 5760x1080 can't be sniffed at.
The only odd thing Eyefinity introduces is that the camera appears to be almost a fish-eye lens, with the two side screens giving a very wide-angle look to the scenery. People can appear to be right next to you and yet they're not that close.
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In the latest CCC you can set up presets. I have 2 presets 1*5760*1080 & 3*1920*1080. I have these assigned to keyboard shortcuts, so by hitting one key you can change your resolution between "work" mode & "play" mode.Quote
the only game i would call 100% in eyefinity is Metro 2033, even crysis warhead wasnt that good, on the 2 outer screens it was zoomed in so if you saw someone they looked right next to you but when you turn to face him he would be 50+ metres away.
where as metro was just perfect all the extra desktop space and it still looked just as detailedQuote
ye ok excuse the Nvidia material please and it is 4800x900 for the 590 here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO0rPAjPAX4
thanksQuote