He's making this too easy for me.
kaitanuvax
muhaha you're comparing Batman "eyefinity", which is stupid because everyone knows ATi does triple monitors best on one card, and Nvidia does surround on two cards - this is not a good comparison, and as I said you're a noob. HardOCP has to basically do a ini hack to get the three monitors working on surround..
Firstly, you must understand how the Galaxy MDT GeForce GTX 580 is running at these high Widescreen resolutions. We will have a full review on the Galaxy MDT GTX 580 later, but basically a stock GTX 580 is not able to do NV Surround or triple-display gaming like these AMD video cards. What Galaxy has done is to create a custom video card, with a custom chip on board that combines several HDMI connectors into one large resolution desktop. This allows a single-GTX 580 GPU to power multi-display gaming. To a new game, that detects resolutions, looking for either Eyefinity or NV Surround support, it won't find that with the Galaxy MDT GTX 580, since it does not create its resolution via NV Surround technology. Therefore, the game may not show the appropriate resolution to you in its setup menu.
Thankfully, most games allow you to manually go into configuration files and force resolutions via INI or CFG files.Batmanis one such game where we can edit an INI file and force resolutions. This is what we had to do to get 5040x1050 to work on the Galaxy MDT GTX 580 inBatman, otherwise it was only going to run at 1080p resolutions. We found 5040x1050 to be the highest playable resolution, and honestly would not be able to go any higher with the performance experienced.
The benchmark I posted was from the same webpage HardOCP which did the same benchmark without eyefinity and the improvement was 10%. You're completely deluded if you think the 7970 pulls 50% extra FPS in Batman AC muahah. And good job being a noob..
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