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I am currently using 2400x600. I do not see any options for a better resolution than that.

What are you guys using? And is there a trick to getting higher resolutions?

Problem solved.

Nvidia hurry with that sli multi monitors!

aparently from this tech sheet that i have sli even when the big bang 2 come out can onli use 2 monitors

i.e the dvi cable MUST come and be connected to the primary card only :P

or u can use the softth way :P

I am currently using 2400x600. I do not see any options for a better resolution than that.

What are you guys using? And is there a trick to getting higher resolutions?

No trick as far as I know ...
I'm running it at 5040x1050 but in XP.
I have always had all the TH resolutions available to me in the game.

Problem solved.

How ?... may be it will help others that get the same problem as you.

[quote]I am currently using 2400x600. I do not see any options for a better resolution than that.

What are you guys using? And is there a trick to getting higher resolutions?

No trick as far as I know ...
I'm running it at 5040x1050 but in XP.
I have always had all the TH resolutions available to me in the game.

Problem solved.

How ?... may be it will help others that get the same problem as you.


I followed this older thread :)
http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/node/9446t=crysis

aparently from this tech sheet that i have sli even when the big bang 2 come out can onli use 2 monitors

i.e the dvi cable MUST come and be connected to the primary card only :P

or u can use the softth way :P

Its just a matter of time. I doubt big bang will be the answer to our solutions, but to me it sounds like they (nvidia) are heading that way. If it is indeed only 2 monitors now, then the next logical step would be to go for 3 monitors.

I'm limited to 3840x800 right now in Vista x64 (can't figger put how to get games to work at 5040x1050 - although the desktop will). Have to use Vista due to my Tri-SLI setup.

I run 4x antialiasing to make up for the low res, but am going to start using 2x since the difference is nearly undetectable while playing and it gives me a nice little fps boost.

I get around 45-60FPS most places, with occasional dips into the low 20's.

I run "Enthusiast" on everything except objects which I left on "Gamer" because I can barely tell any difference. I also actually prefer the look of Shadows on "mainstream" of all things - and it makes the game faster. But I didn't spend $1300 on the graphics subsystem to turn down settings - so I usually just leave it on "Enthusiast"! YMMV.

Frankly, I'm slightly disappointed that the most powerful system available (3 GTX 280's) is unable to do better. I guess that's just the Cryengine2 for you! :(