670GTX able to use Nvidia Surround?

[Gamble19]

Got a Palit 670GTX 2GB and am looking into nvidia surround,

can it handle it? would be looking to play racing games mainly maybe a odd FPS,

and would it be worth going SLI 670?
or wait for other 700 series to come out??

 

[Rilot]

I game in surround using a GTX 670. It's fine but you won't see 60+ FPS.
I'm happy with 30+ FPS so it's fine for me.

Try it and see what you think.

 

[Gamble19]

Well im seeing whether to invest or not,

Get a second 670 maybe??

 

[Gamble19]

??

 

[no_1_dave]

As Rilot said.
1 670 won't give you 60+fps on max settings. For that you'd need SLI.
It's up to you if you want 60+fps or not.

 

[mrbios]

I game in surround using a GTX 670. It's fine but you won't see 60+ FPS.
I'm happy with 30+ FPS so it's fine for me.

Try it and see what you think.

Sorry to bump a 3 week old thread but this is easier than starting a new one for a similar subject....

Rilot what are the requirements for nvidia surround? I've got 3 monitors arriving Tuesday and currently 1 GTX 670 (though i'm looking at adding another one in the very near future). All 3 monitors have HDMI inputs, do i need to use the displayport port like on AMD cards or are the requirements for nvidia different?

 

[whyscotty]

Sorry to bump a 3 week old thread but this is easier than starting a new one for a similar subject....

Rilot what are the requirements for nvidia surround? I've got 3 monitors arriving Tuesday and currently 1 GTX 670 (though i'm looking at adding another one in the very near future). All 3 monitors have HDMI inputs, do i need to use the displayport port like on AMD cards or are the requirements for nvidia different?

You can use 3 x HDMI for surround

Out of interest, which monitors?

 

[mrbios]

You can use 3 x HDMI for surround

So two DVI > HDMI and one HDMI > HDMI would be fine?

 

[bru]

Talking about not getting 60fps, of course you always have the option to turn down a few settings.

 

[Gregster]

So two DVI > HDMI and one HDMI > HDMI would be fine?

For 60hz, 1080P screens, yep

 

[whyscotty]

So two DVI > HDMI and one HDMI > HDMI would be fine?

For 60hz, 1080P screens, yep

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