Dream Setup for BBC2

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  • samchoc
    Member
    • Dec 2007
    • 66

    #16
    Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

    Originally posted by Scinto
    Wonder if some people have forgotten to change the dxversion down to 9 from auto since its a new install and all.
    Why?? I have a DX10 card and run windows 7 64bit

    ---------- Post added at 08:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:11 PM ----------

    Originally posted by The_Eliminator
    really?

    I have one 4870HD and can play all high with decent FPS?
    with antialiasing on? and at what resolution? I am playing all high but without anti and at 1920x1200 that takes a lot a juice out of a card... i am in the process of finding a Q9650 second hand it should help moving from a E8500

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    • Scinto
      Retired TGN *****
      • Mar 2006
      • 5387

      #17
      Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

      Originally posted by samchoc
      Why?? I have a DX10 card and run windows 7 64bit
      It improves the fps, if you drop from dx10 to dx9,,

      I see no real point running the game in DX10 mode if its giving me crap fps.

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      • *FMJ*Power
        Gunny
        • Jan 2006
        • 1259

        #18
        Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

        just ordered my 5970 and water block the other night...so long GTX295!!!!


        now for 3 monitors with very little bezel...........

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        • Tampa
          Member
          • Feb 2010
          • 504

          #19
          Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

          FMJ Power. Man i remember you from the BF2 days. Glad to see you are still around.

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          • Scinto
            Retired TGN *****
            • Mar 2006
            • 5387

            #20
            Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

            Originally posted by *FMJ*Power
            just ordered my 5970 and water block the other night...so long GTX295!!!!


            now for 3 monitors with very little bezel...........
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            • The_Eliminator
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2006
              • 5486

              #21
              Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

              In reply to you samchoc, i played with no AA with about the same resolution using an E8800 processor.

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              • LunaTiK TunaLiK
                Member
                • Jun 2007
                • 923

                #22
                Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                Can you even buy an nvidia card that only supports 1 monitor? I've never met or turned someone on to dual monitors who were not satisfied. The power of desktop these days it's more than useful. So while you might not be stretching the screen across more than one monitor you can still get use out of them and once you choose to have more than one monitor you will not want to go back.

                It's also not expensive to get that 3rd monitor to work. Any old card excluding AGP with the new motherboads will put the 3rd monitor to use.

                ..about the radius320..I can't say anything about their product but that is a horrible website. Yeah I know the saying don't judge a book by it's cover.

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                • Vreki
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2007
                  • 4226

                  #23
                  Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                  Originally posted by [3SA]N|2Lt.LunaTiKTunaLiK
                  Can you even buy an nvidia card that only supports 1 monitor? I've never met or turned someone on to dual monitors who were not satisfied. The power of desktop these days it's more than useful. So while you might not be stretching the screen across more than one monitor you can still get use out of them and once you choose to have more than one monitor you will not want to go back.
                  Most card supports two monitors, but the great thing about EyefFnity is that you get one gigantic monitor. Separate monitors are great for work and lots of other stuff, but I cant see it offering the same huge FOV as EyeFinity

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                  • Vreki
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2007
                    • 4226

                    #24
                    Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                    Originally posted by [3SA]N|2Lt.LunaTiKTunaLiK
                    Can you even buy an nvidia card that only supports 1 monitor? I've never met or turned someone on to dual monitors who were not satisfied. The power of desktop these days it's more than useful. So while you might not be stretching the screen across more than one monitor you can still get use out of them and once you choose to have more than one monitor you will not want to go back.
                    Most card supports two monitors, but the great thing about EyeFnity is that you get one gigantic monitor. Separate monitors are great for work and lots of other stuff, but I cant see it offering the same huge FOV as EyeFinity

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                    • LunaTiK TunaLiK
                      Member
                      • Jun 2007
                      • 923

                      #25
                      Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                      The point is you are in no way tied to ATI and the 2nd and 3rd monitor never have to become useless. Also if this eyefinity takes off nvidia will just follow. People have actually been doing this for years with extra hardware. It was never really popular and might have lost support in windows 7 recently.

                      I don't understand what you mean by.
                      *The cost of each upgrade will be doubled, since you need twice the GFX power of you normal setup (according to tests on the net)

                      As of right now eyefinity only works with 1 card. So I don't understand what you mean by "each upgrade" or "twice the GFX power".

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                      • Vreki
                        Senior Member
                        • Oct 2007
                        • 4226

                        #26
                        Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                        They will become useless for UltraWideScreen gaming, at least until Nvida catches up.

                        I think I can best explain the double cost by giving an example:
                        Right now my target display is 1680x1050. When I feel it is getting too slow, I can upgrade it to a high-end GFX card for around $250 to $300.
                        So that is my current upgrade price.
                        However, if I want to bring an EyeFinity system up to the same standard, I will need to purchase twice the GFX power that I need for a single-monitor system. So the price of all my future GFX upgrades has doubled.

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                        • Scinto
                          Retired TGN *****
                          • Mar 2006
                          • 5387

                          #27
                          Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                          Originally posted by [3SA]N|2Lt.LunaTiKTunaLiK
                          The point is you are in no way tied to ATI and the 2nd and 3rd monitor never have to become useless. Also if this eyefinity takes off nvidia will just follow. People have actually been doing this for years with extra hardware. It was never really popular and might have lost support in windows 7 recently.
                          nVidia has gone the 3D route for now so cant know when they will try and copy "Eyefinity" but even then ATi has an advantage of being ahead, Eyefinity 6 is ready to be released.

                          Yes, Ive been using multimonitors for years but there wasnt many games that supported it so you would end up having 1 screen for the game and one for TS or something, atleast now you can fully utilize your 3 monitors as you intended, the Matrox triplehead2go was another option but it costs alot even now its still £250 but its resolution was always limited to 1280*1024 per screen regardless of the size of the monitor.

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                          • *FMJ*Power
                            Gunny
                            • Jan 2006
                            • 1259

                            #28
                            Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                            Originally posted by (3SA)B|Rec.TAMPA
                            FMJ Power. Man i remember you from the BF2 days. Glad to see you are still around.
                            "Just when I thought I was out... they pull me back in"

                            hehehe......ya cant keep a good dog down.....


                            A dream setup would have to include this one.........I just cant justify an $8000 monitor though......

                            http://gizmodo.com/5277667/stunning-...ngly-expensive


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                            • Amaranthuse
                              Member
                              • May 2008
                              • 935

                              #29
                              Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                              I got a high end rig, not the extreme end like some people here. <Looks around>

                              I have

                              AMD Phenom ii x4 965 stock
                              XFX 5850 1GB DDR5
                              790XTA-UD4 mobo
                              Noctua C12P SE14 cooling fan


                              Runs BFBC2 maxed out with average 90 fps and 70 in fire fights.

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                              • jake_
                                Fitter, Happier.
                                • Mar 2007
                                • 4959

                                #30
                                Re: Dream Setup for BBC2

                                Did I mention that I have an 8800GT and a 2.8Ghz Core 2 Duo? :awes

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