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GTX 1080 performance and features

Kevo05s
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GTX 1080 owners, I have a question!

 

I just ordered mine like 5 mins ago (Second time in my life ordering the second best GPU on the market, feels awesome) and I'm wondering about performance on my setup:

 

I know it does well at 4K but Im looking at using it in a triple 1080P setup (which has roughly 2 000 000 pixels less than a 4K monitor... what kind of performance should I expect?

 

Also, did anyone try the new feature of multi projection rendering? how good is it?

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13 minutes ago, Kevo05s said:

GTX 1080 owners, I have a question!

 

I just ordered mine like 5 mins ago (Second time in my life ordering the second best GPU on the market, feels awesome) and I'm wondering about performance on my setup:

 

I know it does well at 4K but Im looking at using it in a triple 1080P setup (which has roughly 2 000 000 pixels less than a 4K monitor... what kind of performance should I expect?

 

Also, did anyone try the new feature of multi projection rendering? how good is it?

in tripple 1080p you will get 60fps + in prettey mutch any game 

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You won't be able to fully max out the most demanding games. If you are OK with turning settings down a bit, you can get 60+ fps in those demanding games. More casual games will run at 60+ maxed all the time.

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3 1080p screens will do better than u think because it renders a image twice as wide as a 1080p screen then stretches it across the 3 so ur not actualy rendering a huge image it's 2 screens worth stretched out 

 

 

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