GTX 560 Ti SLI Nvidia Surround Gaming: Battlefield Bad Company 2

Well this is what three screens, and two GTX 560's are capable of.
Note, the resolution, was not 5760x1080 as the game would lag horribly.
The resolution was 3840x720.
The monitors are LG 2360 23" LED monitors.
In this video my computer had:
i5 2500k @4.9 Ghz
MSI P67A-GD55-B3
4GB Corsair XMS3 1600mhz DDR3 RAM
Two EVGA GTX 560Ti graphics cards in SLI
Raidmax RA-850AE 80+Gold 850W PSU
Samsung F2 1TB HDD
NZXT Phantom Full tower case
Thermaltake Frio CPU cooler

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Nvidia
• Surround
• Gaming
• Battlefield
• Bad
• Company
• VagueDustin

[QazJer]

Same processor and gfx im getting, also how does 4gb ram work for you? I was thinking of getting 8gb...

[vaguedustin]

@QazJer I just upgraded to 8GB. 4GB was fine up until the end of 2011. Now games are just starting to need more than 4GB.

[Tweaty14]

i came here because of wrath :D lol

[Syanedic]

Will 2 560 ti's run BF3 surround on Max?

[JustFrazy]

@Syanedic maybe you will get 30fps at max at lower settings and resolution maybe you would get 50fps max. Better go with two 570's

[davidcentino]

WOW!!!



[vaguedustin]

@wisekris Well I am using the 2500k and I love it.

[wisekris]

@vaguedustin ah yeah just did some research and saw that. Thanks for the reply. I don't want to pay the price of dual 560's but I do want 3 monitors... Also I've heard you should invest equally into you processor as your GPU so around 250 is my "limit" since I'm going for the i5 2500k

[vaguedustin]

@wisekris No, one 560 can not use three screens. Neither can a 580. You are confused with the 590 that can.

[wisekris]

@vaguedustin Can one 560 ti use 3 screens? I know the 580 and AMD 7950 can.

[LazyAlchemist2]

@Syanedic 2 560ti's can max out BF3, but at less than 60FPS, without nVidia surround.

Not sure if it'd be playable with surround.