Can a GTX 670 Handle 2560x1600?

[davidst99]

Hi, does anyone know if a GTX 670 handle 2560x1600? I'm interested buying a Dell UltraSharp that has that resolution. I mainly play Battle Field 3 and Max Payne 3. What would be an acceptable FPS? Thanks.

David

 

[Durvelle27]

an HD 7950 would be better

 

[rickon66]

I am running that combination and all of the games that I have tried look good to me, I don't benchmark or pay attention to the FPS numbers. I may just not be sensitive to slowdowns, but I just played through Bad Company 2 and it looked fluid as can be with all the settings on the max. If it does get to the point that it bothers me, I'll get another 670 and go SLI. But again, I don't set around and fret about framerate numbers, I just enjoy.

 

[davidst99]

an HD 7950 would be better

Thanks for the reply. I already bought the GTX 670. My current monitor that is 1920x1080 just started to go bad.

 

[davidst99]

I am running that combination and all of the games that I have tried look good to me, I don't benchmark or pay attention to the FPS numbers. I may just not be sensitive to slowdowns, but I just played through Bad Company 2 and it looked fluid as can be with all the settings on the max. If it does get to the point that it bothers me, I'll get another 670 and go SLI. But again, I don't set around and fret about framerate numbers, I just enjoy.

Yeah I plan to get another 670 once the prices drop. Thanks for the info.

 

[Destiny]

I have a gtx 670 and I game at 2560x1440 with FPS averaging about 60... so 2560x1600 maybe a bit lower...

 

[toyota]

Hi, does anyone know if a GTX 670 handle 2560x1600? I'm interested buying a Dell UltraSharp that has that resolution. I mainly play Battle Field 3 and Max Payne 3. What would be an acceptable FPS? Thanks.

David

why not look through the many gtx670 reviews?

whats acceptable can really only be determined by you and can vary from game to game.

 

[davidst99]

google still works even on holidays weekends so you could just look at the many reviews...

whats acceptable can really only be determined by you and can vary from game to game.

LOL. That's true. I looked at the charts but I didn't know at which FPS number the screen becomes choppy.

 

[toyota]

LOL. That's true. I looked at the charts but I didn't know at which FPS number the screen becomes choppy.

some games feel okay at 35-40 fps if its steady while others can feel choppy if dropping below 60 fps at all. if you are trying to run vsync then you will want to reduce settings to stay at or above 60 fps. without vsync, just take it on a game by game basis. try not to get obsessed with the actual framerate and just go by how it feels.

 

[3DVagabond]

A 670 will play fine. A couple of games you will have to reduce settings a small amt. Most of them though you should just be able to crank the in game settings and go.

 

[Ferzerp]

You'll have to reduce settings in quite a few games.

I had a single 680 and it isn't enough for my desired quality and framerate. I added another, now all is well.