Widescreen Gaming Forum

21:9 works fine, too:

Nocta wrote:Any advice on the best 21:9 1080p available for gaming?
Or even better a good website to get verified infos by myself about the different models such as input lag, Gtg response, etc?

I'd suggest the LG 29UB65-P, if you want 1080p.

The best site for monitor reviews is http://www.prad.de.

I could do it, but I don't own an Eyefinity Setup anymore, so...

But does it scale correctly or is the options menu still oversized like in your screenshots above? If it's just non-centered UI, I personally could live with that.

AOC also introduced their 34" 21:9 with the same pamel from LG:
http://pcmonitors.info/aoc/aoc-u3477pqu ... resolution

It's got no Hardware LUT, but hast height adjustable stand and Pivot. Should be a little cheaper than the LG.

I still wait for a DELL or - even better - NEC version of that panel.

gumbo1919 wrote:Ok, so I confirmed that flawless widescreen and widescreen fixer do not work with the GOG version of Witcher 2.

Can't confirm that. Got v3.4.0 from GOG and Widescreen Fixer works just fine. Did you correctly set your resolution in WSF?

I got my retail CE box of the game today. Won't be playing it until monday, when the final release patch hits Steam, but so far with Ultra Widescreen it looks good.
Can't tell for Eyefinity/Vision Surround, though.

AFAIR the Witcher 2 fix in Flawless Widescreen never worked and probably will never.
Just use Widescreen Fixer, works flawless. (Haha...)

There is a working fix for version 3.4.0 of the game in the Widescreen Fixer!?

The pure resolution shouldn't be the problem, Eyefinity supports up to 12k x 12k resolutions.
The problem I see is how the monitors handle the inputs. I don't know about the Dell, but most 4k monitors use two inputs to achieve the resolution. So having three of those means 6 outputs on the video ...

Never had any problems with 5040x1050 (3x 1680x1050 (3x 22" 16:10)).

I personally use a i5 4670K, and it's a very fine CPU. The i7 series has HyperThreading, which can be a plus sometimes. Hyperthreading doubles your virtual threads, for a total of eight threads/virtual "cores" (Both the i5 and i7 have four real cores). I think the i7 is little bit more future proof ...

600W from the wall outlet? Then, that's before the PSU efficiency. 800W PSU means, it can deliver 800W. It might be draining more from the the wall outlet.

Here in Germany, electricity is quite expensive. I always recommend smaller PSUs, so that it works with optimal efficiency. (Typically at at ...

That's all I get, and I don't use both tools at the same time. Neither one works for me

I'm running CrossFire with two 7970s and other stuff on an Enermax 625W. And it isn't a new one, it is "only" 82+ Bronze.
A 700 to 750W PSU should be more than enoough for 290X CF or 780 (Tis) SLi, including an overclocked CPU.

The specs look good. I'd personally only really change the PSU, at 850W it is a little to overpowered... But on the other hand, who knows what is coming with the next generations. Oh, and I'd use Win 8.1 instead of Win7.

And Xeon versus i7: If you plan to use onboard graphics, which I personally do ...

I might be a little late on that one... But, you know, Pile of Shame...

So, I finally decided to play L.A. Noire... Turns out the fixes available for the game won't work for me or at all. Flawless Widescreen adds a resolution to the game... But instead of the configured 2560x1080 resolution ...

Awesome Hayden, as always!

Skid wrote:However there are currently no SLI or Crossfire profiles for the game, ...

Catalyst 14.2 Beta v1.3 has a CF profile for Thief:
http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-article ... -beta.aspx

There is something really strange going on. The game renders severly different when using Exclusive Fullscreen is set to off. It will simply stretch whatever you select to your native resolution. Exclusive Fullscreen should normally only affect Window Mode, not Fullscreen mode...
Also, not sure what ...