Ultrawide can takes some getting used to it for some people.
Perhaps it'll be something I try whenever I have to move my desk when the wife decides to finally pull the trigger on new flooring. I've been curious about trying my three screens in portrait, but I'm far too lazy to switch them around and remount them to give it a go. Here's how the actual game looks - no issues: Here you see the loading screen, it's zoomed in (also, any cut-scenes are also zoomed in): Here's pic of the game at the start menu as it's stretched across all three monitors: Grim Dawn - I enjoy on my wide screen resolution. You'll just have to test each game out and see how things work. Some games will have issues with start menus/HUDs/in-game menus, but actual game play will be fine. Some games have issues with in-game images (splash screens, load screens) or even videos/cut scenes not playing correctly, but actual game play is fine. Some games work perfect for all menus and actual game play. I run most games 40-60fps and I enjoy it. I tend to mess with settings to keep everything I enjoy on high (such as view distance and as much detail option as I can) and some options on medium or maybe even low (such as AA/AF, shadows) that I don't really care about. I do fine on games that run well on that resolution with my 980Ti and i5-4670k. Just be willing to accept you'll need to adjust settings on some games, you won't be able to run them maxed out and that some games just won't play well with it. But I put up with it because I love the wide resolution. The only game I do have issues with it is in Grim Dawn, when I'm hovering my mouse over items to compare stats, the bezels do get in the way. I first thought the bezels would cause me issues, but when I'm gaming I rarely notice that they're there. If you're okay with, at times, having to turn down settings a bit here and there to keep a high fps, I'd certainly say go for it.
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Sniper Elite v2, 3 and 4 (all played well, I don't recall any issues)Īny game that I don't utilize for whatever reason, I either play 1920x1080 full screen and the middle monitor is active, the other two go black or I do a windowed resolution of something such as 1680x1050 and play on the center screen while I have the other monitor(s) doing other things (website up, movie streaming, etc). Lichdom Battlemage (played it, don't recall if it was across 5760x1080 or just 1920x1080) Skyrim (I didn't play much, but I think most things worked fine)ĭivine Divinity: Original Sin (worked great)ĭying Light (was awesome playing at 5760x1080 - played through the game 5 or 6 times on various difficulties) Borderlands 1, 2 (start menus are zoomed, takes a bit getting used to.Out of your list, games I've played without much of an issue at this resolution are:
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I use the Gsync one when playing competitive games likeĪnd i will keep using it as my main monitor for all competitive gaming, its just i'd switch to the triple monitor setup when playing games that needs immersion as I really dont care about the FPS in such games as long as they are above 30 FPS (i prefer eye candy in these games), i just want to know how the card will perform and if its even worth it, please do note that, I've never played on a triple monitor or even a dual monitor setup so i have zero experience but i do have a 55" 4k Samsung TV that i play my games on from the couch when i want more relaxed gaming. Well sorry for the long list of games but you get the gist of things, am sure i've missed a lot more games that i'd like to play but yea these are the kinda games i'd want to play on my triple monitor setup. Sins Of A Solar Empire - Rebellion (With Mods).Skyrim Legenday Edition (Heavily Modded).I wont be playing any competitive games in that setup, it'll be mostly older games like How would the 1080ti (MSI GTX 1080 ti Gaming X Trio) perform with a triple 27" 1440p monitor setup? The resolution would be 7680 x 1440
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