OverKILL3D - ROG Swift PG279 Triple Screen Test with Strix 1080 SLI
Company of Heroes 2
Published: 27th September 2016 | Source: ASUS | Price: Eternal Acer Fanboy Damnation |
Company of Heroes 2
Despite not supporting SLI - usually the extra overhead caused from the second GPU lessens the single card performance - the ASUS Strix SLI still tops our graph. Good stuff.
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This is a lofty setup. Thanks for sharing it with us. (Now, if I could just win the lottery!)Quote
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Originally Posted by RickPlaysWarr
Hi Tom
I wish I had that setup. Dam thats $2400 plus tax in monitors here in California. I wonder if the twin MSI 1070 Gaming X cards in my H440 build could drive this. I bow to your Massive Setup! --Rick-- |
Secondly, we all wish for monstorious stuff... Like some wish for an Lamborghini, but probably never will afford one. Or would have to sell certain body parts to afford one
QuoteThat left screen sucks bum. 
Damn, that would be a crazy daily driver setup! Fallout 4 would look spectacularly bad in a res that huge. 
EDIT: that is some wicked 3-screen wallpaper BTW! Noice!Quote
Damn, that would be a crazy daily driver setup! Fallout 4 would look spectacularly bad in a res that huge. EDIT: that is some wicked 3-screen wallpaper BTW! Noice!Quote
Man that's impressive. I think I'll stick with three screens for a while yet. For racing and flight it's amazing immersion. Just wish I could stretch the vertical to my fourth monitor up top. My limited VR (Oculus DK2) was nice but made me a bit motion sick. Individual results may vary so it's nice to have options.
Still seems like we're at least another generation away from high res high refresh rates being playable for less than silly money. Well on more than one panel at a time at least.
We can all dream thoQuote
Still seems like we're at least another generation away from high res high refresh rates being playable for less than silly money. Well on more than one panel at a time at least.
We can all dream tho
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I wish I had that setup. Dam thats $2400 plus tax in monitors here in California. I wonder if the twin MSI 1070 Gaming X cards in my H440 build could drive this.
I bow to your Massive Setup!
--Rick--Quote