Honestly? If you have your sights set on 2560x1600, you probably want an SLI-based configuration. Even the GeForce GTX 590 gets beat up pretty badly at that resolution.
It’s entirely possible to get a good experience out of a GeForce GTX 580 at 1920x1080 or lower, though in real-world game play you still run into occasional stuttering.
A GeForce GTX 570 handles 1680x1050 pretty well. However, I’m willing to bet that you didn’t buy a $300+ card to play on a 17” screen. Two GTX 570s should handle Ultra quality with aplomb at 1920x1080.
Summary
- Battlefield 3 Reinvigorates PC Gaming
- Test Setup And Sequence
- Benchmark Results: Nvidia Graphics Cards, High Quality
- Benchmark Results: Nvidia Graphics Cards, Low Quality
- Benchmark Results: Nvidia Graphics Cards, Post-Process And MSAA
- Benchmark Results: Nvidia Graphics Cards, SLI
- Benchmark Results: Nvidia Graphics Cards, What Do I Need For Ultra Quality?
- Benchmark Results: AMD Graphics Cards, High Quality
- Benchmark Results: AMD Graphics Cards, Low Quality
- Benchmark Results: AMD Graphics Cards, Post-Process And MSAA
- Benchmark Results: AMD Graphics Cards, CrossFire
- Benchmark Results: AMD Graphics Cards, What Do I Need For Ultra Quality?
- Benchmark Results: CPU Scaling
- Battlefield 3 Is Good For PC Gaming….
