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I'm hoping for you to upload a video where you benchmark the GTX 780 on 5760x1080 resolution...  :(

I hope you see this post and I hope you have time to do this!  :)

 

Best regards from Belgium!

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Seeing as this is one of the few reasons you would need that powerful card, it seems reasonable :P

Well yeah, I watched his video of the 780 many times but the 5760x1080 benchmarking isn't in there and that's the only thing I'm actually interested in :D

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Supporting the topic here.. :P

"Someone" supports the topic... well it's  better than nobody :p

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Should this not be in the general forum?

As long as this topic reaches him ;)

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I agree 100% - Now that cards are a lot more powerful then say 3years ago, it would benefit to always benchmark at higher res since that is what the community is using and/or will be using in the next few years.  I have a 3 monitor setup at home and a 2 monitor setup at work .... at no point will I go back to a single screen.

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