- Mar 4, 2014
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I can't seem to find any definitive benchmarks with this card at 2560x1080 resolution. I would only be doing a single monitor setup but I'm interested in the Asus MX299Q (21:9 2560x1080) How well will this card do at this resolution?
I'd prefer ultra settings. I usually put AA on nothing higher than 2x and if anything looks bad or frames aren't high enough, I drop shadows and turn off AA altogether.
Now, if it can't scale well and has just "okay" benchmarks, I would otherwise consider the 1920x1080 Asus MX279H. But, the MX does NOT have DisplayPort, which I've read has the highest throughput of all ports. It only has VGA and HDMI, I believe.
So, in respects to the limited ports on the MX mnitor, a side note: What exactly are all of the pros and cons between using DVI, Dual DVI, DisplayPort or HDMI as video input from your card? And, should I ever bother with crossover connetions such as DVI-HDMI, DisplayPort to Dual DVI etc etc? How much of a downgrade would I get between each connection?
I just want solid frames and the least amount of screen tearing and such. I would perfer to get an IPS because I do a lot of photoshop work and color correction for video editing, but I'm also an avid gamer. So, if anyone also has any other suggestions for (possibly?) a better monitor option (regardless of price, although I'd like to stay within the 27" - 29" range), then please, dont hesitate to say so.
I'd prefer ultra settings. I usually put AA on nothing higher than 2x and if anything looks bad or frames aren't high enough, I drop shadows and turn off AA altogether.
Now, if it can't scale well and has just "okay" benchmarks, I would otherwise consider the 1920x1080 Asus MX279H. But, the MX does NOT have DisplayPort, which I've read has the highest throughput of all ports. It only has VGA and HDMI, I believe.
So, in respects to the limited ports on the MX mnitor, a side note: What exactly are all of the pros and cons between using DVI, Dual DVI, DisplayPort or HDMI as video input from your card? And, should I ever bother with crossover connetions such as DVI-HDMI, DisplayPort to Dual DVI etc etc? How much of a downgrade would I get between each connection?
I just want solid frames and the least amount of screen tearing and such. I would perfer to get an IPS because I do a lot of photoshop work and color correction for video editing, but I'm also an avid gamer. So, if anyone also has any other suggestions for (possibly?) a better monitor option (regardless of price, although I'd like to stay within the 27" - 29" range), then please, dont hesitate to say so.
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