How to full out power of graphic card ?

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My spec :

GPU : Gigabyte gtx 670 windforce oc version 2gb
Motherboard : Sabertooth 990fx
CPU : AMD fx 6100 six core processor
PSU : GX cooler master 750w
SSD : Kingston 120 gb
Cooler : Cooler master 212 evo
Resolution : 1366 x 768 60ghz

Is there spec cannot max setting in THE ELDER SCROLLS SKYRIM V , ASSASSIN CREED 3 , BATTLEFIELD 3 ? and please teach me how to full out my graphic card ..... I am still young on COMPUTER .


I will reply in 1 minute or 3 .. THANKS : :bounce:
 
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Well, you need a higher resolution monitor if you want to push the GTX 670 to its limits. 1366x768 is a very low resolution, frankly, the GTX 670 is overkill for such a low resolution. Odds are your CPU will determine how games perform more than your graphics card with your current display.

Get at least a 1080p monitor, so the GTX 670's power doesn't go to waste. Even then, the 670 will run those games fine on ultra at 1080p. If you are looking to make your 670 struggle, you'll either have to play Metro 2033 on ultra, or get into ultra high resolution displays (eg. 2560x1600), or multi monitor gaming.
Well, you need a higher resolution monitor if you want to push the GTX 670 to its limits. 1366x768 is a very low resolution, frankly, the GTX 670 is overkill for such a low resolution. Odds are your CPU will determine how games perform more than your graphics card with your current display.

Get at least a 1080p monitor, so the GTX 670's power doesn't go to waste. Even then, the 670 will run those games fine on ultra at 1080p. If you are looking to make your 670 struggle, you'll either have to play Metro 2033 on ultra, or get into ultra high resolution displays (eg. 2560x1600), or multi monitor gaming.
 
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You can plug in both monitors if you want to, though I would recommend only using the 1080p display for games. You can extend games across multiple monitors, but it is recommended you only do that on displays of the same size and resolution, and typically one does this with three displays, not just two.
 
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