Resident Evil 6 Benchmark - Nvidia Surround/Single Screen - GTX 480 SLI

Raccoon Citizen Posts : 3 Join date : 2013-03-11

Link: Resident Evil 6 Benchmark - Nvidia Surround - GTX 480 SLI

Link: Resident Evil 6 Benchmark - Single Screen (1920 x 1200) - GTX 480 SLI

This benchmark pretty much sucks when it comes to Nvidia Surround. The overlays are in the wrong place, as well as oversized. You'll notice that certain character models will pop in and out of what the benchmark thinks is the viewable screen area. Performance is decent enough, though.

I don't mean to sound a little harsh but what is the point in this topic ?
It seems like this thread doesn't have a topic or main focal point.
You'v not asked questions or even made the thread as to receive feedback.

I would never SLI anyway or use surround screen.
It doesn't personal immerse me into the game and just give me eye strain.
Not to mention the screen frame that separates is like a inch or so, that kind of blocks off a little bit of the game and that to me decreases my enjoyment because it annoys the hell out of me.
You got to remember that benchmarks are pre-configured and might not support Nvidia surround, although the main game might.
It also is a console port so I don't know why you expected so much from it, there is hardly any console ports that are actually properly optimized now a days.
The only game I'v got recently that was an outstanding console port was Tomb Raider, although that did have a separate company working on the PC version so in a way I don't really think it was a port.

For anyone that is interested in looking at well there rig will run Resident Evil 6
head on over to Steam, they have the benchmark there.
Or for you all that are to lazy here is a link for easier access (that's what she said )
Don't expect much though, the benchmark is pretty inaccurate at times.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/229950/?snr=1_7_15__13

Raccoon Citizen Posts : 3 Join date : 2013-03-11

Hey, Mcghie. The topic/main focal point of this thread is to show people how Resident Evil 6 runs on:

1. Older hardware such as the GTX 400 series.
2. In SLI configurations.
3. With said older hardware and SLI configuration on a single display.
4. With said older hardware and SLI configuration across multiple displays (via Nvidia Surround/AMD Eyefinity/Matrox Triple Head 2 Go, etc).

As far as your opinion on multi-display and multi-GPU setups, that's fine. "To each his own." Looks like you're a console player as it is, which are limited to one display and the onboard GPU in their current iteration. As far as the bezels, or black bars go, they actually melt away into your peripheral vision when you're gaming. They literally do, it's hard to explain, you just have to experience it. Do you notice the bezels on your display when you're gaming?

All-in-all, there is now a fix for multi-display setups for this game, head on over to: www.wsgf.org/dr/resident-evil-6/en to check it out.

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