This video compares the differences between "normal" widescreen and the new Widescreen Surround supported by the Matrox TripleHead2Go. The comparison is between 1680x1050 and 5040x1050. This is the video run used in benchmarking the NVIDIA GTX 295. It is the the #2 benchmark level from Hardware OC Bench. Unfortunately, it doesn't have sound.

You can see all the benchmark data at http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com/wiki/index.php/WS_and_W TH_Benchmarking_%28Core_i7_920 _and_GTX_295%29

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This video compares the differences between "normal" widescreen and the new Widescreen Surround supported by the Matrox TripleHead2Go. The comparison is between 1680x1050 and 5040x1050. This is the video run used in benchmarking the NVIDIA GTX 295. It is the "Ranch Medium" from the built-in benchmarking tool.

You can see all the benchmark data at http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com/wiki/index.php/WS_and_W TH_Benchmarking_%28Core_i7_920 _and_GTX_295%29

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This video compares the differences between "normal" widescreen and the new Widescreen Surround supported by the Matrox TripleHead2Go. The comparison is between 1680x1050 and 5040x1050. This is the video run used in benchmarking the NVIDIA GTX 295. It is the the "Frost" benchmark level from Hardware OC Bench. Unfortunately, it doesn't have sound.

You can see all the benchmark data at http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com/wiki/index.php/WS_and_W TH_Benchmarking_%28Core_i7_920 _and_GTX_295%29

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is a montage of all the Horde opening cinematics. The individual race cinematics are also posted. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is a montage of all the Alliance opening cinematics. The individual race cinematics are also posted. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Troll race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Tauren race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Orc race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Human race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Gnome race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Elf race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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With the recent "Lich King" client update, WOW not properly supports widescreen monitors and Surround Gaming rigs. This is a comparison video, showing the increased FOV when going from 16:10 widescreen to widescreen Surround (3x 16:10).

This is the opening cinematic for the Dwarf race. On a 16:10 monitor, the cinematic is rendered at an aspect ratio wider than 16:10 (something close to 2.35:1). Notice how the 16:10 screen video at the top is acutally letterboxed.

This video is brought to you by the Widescren Gaming Forum - http://www.widescreengamingfor um.com

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