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Uploaded on Jan 14, 2012
Video demonstrating two AMD 7970's Crossfire playing Battlefield 3 (Gulf of Oman) on my 120Hz Eyefinity setup located here: http://www.overclock.net/t/1143724/3x...
I am playing to the side of the displays to allow an unobstructed view of the game for the camera, hence why I was playing so poorly and ended up only 33-3. I normally do not play that slow, but the server started to dry up once we captured all of the bases.
System: GPU: Cross-Fire AMD 7970's @ 1200 Mhz Core, 1600 Mhz Mem. CPU: Intel Core i7 2700K @ 5.3 Ghz MB: MSI Z68A-GD80 RAM: 8GB DDR3 PSU: Antec High Current Pro 1200 Displays: 3x Samsung S23A750D custom 120Hz Portrait Eyefinity: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t...
+ Sony GDM-FW900 24" Widescreen CRT Sound: Asus Xonar Essence "One" USB DAC/AMP Previous Sub-Zero liquid cooled 990X / Quad 3GB GTX 580 build: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t...
For those that keep asking "Why not a large TV set":
TV sets max out at 1080P resolution and no matter how many interpolated "Hz" they say they have TV's only accept a 60Hz input
My setup has THREE times greater resolution for a MUCH better image, runs TRUE 120Hz input (none of that fake TV crap). The image is so detailed that you can sit really close to it like a computer monitor and it engulfs your entire view. You could not do that with a TV set as the pixels are too large and blurry. Not to mention nearly zero input lag and the true 120Hz far outpaces any TV. Large TV sets are horrible in comparison.
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