euphoria4949 :
Hi Elite2025,
I'm not sure if you still follow this thread as it's nearly a year old now, but I would really appreciate it if you good try out Tomb Raider 2013, just at 1920x1080 with everything on ultimate including TressFX (special hair).
Because I currently have a single GTX 690 and it's brilliant, all games maxed out at 100+fps no problem. But I really, REALLY struggle to max out the new Tomb Raider and keep close to 120fps. In fact in some areas of the game my fps drops to 40! So I was seriously debating getting a second 690, especially as I have a 15% off voucher for a site I use very regularly, so I could get another one at a fair decent price.
Anyway, hope you get this and if you could test it I would be eternally grateful.
Thanks =)
Hi all,
In Regards to TR:
Tomb Raider 2013 doesn't scale to anything higher than dual SLI. TressFx turns into a flickering white light on her head whenever I go above dual SLI (Tri or Quad). I haven't found any good 3d settings for TR 2013 so surround vision is the best you can go IMHO.
For everyone else:
Saw this thread thought I would mention I have quad SLI but for most games have to play on a single 690gtx... Anytime I go quad sli I get crashes and framerates usually slower than a single 690gtx (multi gpu). I have been fooling around with tri sli and leaving the second gpu on the second 690gtx dedicated to Physx but even then I am not getting much gain over the single 690gtx. From what I have found elsewhere on the net no games support quad sli scaling so unless you are trying to break a benchmark record it's just not worth it. I definitely learned my lesson and will be selling my second 690gtx...or possible both and going with two Titans mwhuhaha.
But anyways thought I would get the word out so noone makes the same mistake I did.
Cheers,
Antjel
P.S. I have a 3960k, 16gig Corsair, 450gb SSD, 2x690gtx, everything including board watercooled and pushing 4 BenQ 2420T 24" monitors.
Trust me avoid anything above dual SLI or a single 690gtx (multi gpu). The drivers just don't support anything higher :-(