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08-20-2023, 06:10 PM
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The performance on a surround triple 1080p setup with an i5 4590 and R9 390 would be solid, offering smooth gameplay. Most titles should run well, though some may feel a bit sluggish at higher settings. Whether every game supports the surround display depends on the specific title—check the game’s requirements beforehand.
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08-20-2023, 06:10 PM #1

The performance on a surround triple 1080p setup with an i5 4590 and R9 390 would be solid, offering smooth gameplay. Most titles should run well, though some may feel a bit sluggish at higher settings. Whether every game supports the surround display depends on the specific title—check the game’s requirements beforehand.

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08-20-2023, 08:06 PM
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It varies by title. Keep in mind the resolution is 3/4 of 4K, so check 4K benchmarks—it should perform slightly better. Yes, most AAA titles support it, though a few might have problems (like UI scaling in Skyrim). Some may need additional tools such as SoftTH.
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08-20-2023, 08:06 PM #2

It varies by title. Keep in mind the resolution is 3/4 of 4K, so check 4K benchmarks—it should perform slightly better. Yes, most AAA titles support it, though a few might have problems (like UI scaling in Skyrim). Some may need additional tools such as SoftTH.

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08-21-2023, 04:39 AM
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It resembles Crossfire profiles, but results depend on whether the game runs in Eyefinity. As noted, it uses about three-quarters of a 4K pixel count, so adding roughly one-fourth frames per second will give you a good FPS estimate at that resolution.
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08-21-2023, 04:39 AM #3

It resembles Crossfire profiles, but results depend on whether the game runs in Eyefinity. As noted, it uses about three-quarters of a 4K pixel count, so adding roughly one-fourth frames per second will give you a good FPS estimate at that resolution.

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