Need someone with a high-end GPU

[Rothingham]

I need someone with a high-end gpu to test something for me.
I would like to know how far you can push your resolution.
For example: I've got a pathetic GT 545 which supports up to 2560x1600, but using nvidia's control panel -> display -> changer resolution -> customize, I can create a resolution of 3600x1800. Anything higher just fails.
Let me know what GPU you have and what kind of link you use (vga/dvi/hdmi/dp/???)

[xnoobftw]

Dk whether 290x is a high-end gpu anymore D:

[REX.exe]

Dk whether 290x is a high-end gpu anymore D:

Of course it is!

[EMENCII]

@Rothingham

I have a 780, using a 1080p 60Hz screen, DVI-D, and can upscale the desktop until 4k... Useless though...

[xnoobftw]

Of course it is!

It looks like a kid's toy amongst the 980 tis and fury

[ELSknutson]

I have A Titan x Running a BenQ BL3200pt 2560x1440p at 60HZ (no overclocking) on display port.

[JustChilliing]

I can make my 970 do that DSR thing through HDMI up to 4k and scaled down, but my performance falls over so not much point, as Emencii said

[Rothingham]

I feel like I should make my question and the reason behind it a bit more clear.

 

I'm using the vrdesktop.net application for the Oculus Rift. In short, it's an application that creates a virtual desktop.

Now, the size (workspace) is dependent of the resolution your primary monitor is running on. For example I have a pathetic 1280x1024 monitor in front of me, but I can use nvidia's control panel settings to increase it to something like 3600x1800. These kind of resolution are just stupid when you're using you physical monitor, but they're very useful when using a virtual monitor.

 

So, again, I would like someone to test (if you have the time of course) what kind of insane resolutions are possible when using a high-end GPU. Try something like 5000x1500, 6000x2000 , ...

[jim2point0]

I'm willing to bet that I could easily create those example resolutions. Here are some of the resolutions I use for screenshots (all created in the nvidia control panel)

 

 

The really high resolutions are only possible by reducing my framerate to 30hz. But I can create 5K resolutions @ 60hz easily.

Monitor: QNIX QX2710 2560x1440

Cable: Dual-link DVI

GPU: 980TI 

 

I could not create resolutions like that on this monitor until I switched to a maxwell GPU.

[Rothingham]

I'm willing to bet that I could easily create those example resolutions. Here are some of the resolutions I use for screenshots (all created in the nvidia control panel)

The really high resolutions are only possible by reducing my framerate to 30hz. But I can create 5K resolutions @ 60hz easily.

Monitor: QNIX QX2710 2560x1440

Cable: Dual-link DVI

GPU: 980TI

I could not create resolutions like that on this monitor until I switched to a maxwell GPU.

Thank you, this is exactly what I needed to know!

[sheepsies]

9600x1800 with VSR in eyefinity. 2xDVI, 1xHDMI.