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3 Monitors, 2 Video Cards for better FPS?

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Hi Guys,

 
Would anyone know if running two GTX 980Ti 6 GB cards would help or make any difference in FPS in FSX for a multi three monitor setup, (1 VC view, 2 undocked fully expanded 2D views)???
 
This would be on a i7 4770K system...
 
I know FSX is CPU dependant, but could it possibly help?
 
Thanks,
Sam 

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Running P3D 2.5 on a 6700K at 4.6 GHz with 3 outside views (1920x1080), I have recently added  a second 680Ti and am now running them in SLI.

 

Display is locked internally at 31 fps and even trying very hard a cannot find any difference to when I was running only one card. I must say however that I do not use any cockpits as I am running external cockpit display (project magenta).


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Hi A340Bangla,

 

Thanks for the info, I know I'm running a different setup than most and don't want to commit to spending the money if it's not going to help...

 

I guess a person just needs to live with the limitations of FSX being so CPU dependant and except it....

 

Having the extra two undocked 2D views on each side monitor is a lot of drain on the system FPS, I still can hold 29-30 but in heavy city areas it drops into the mid to low 20's.

 

Sam


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Having the extra two undocked 2D views on each side monitor is a lot of drain on the system FPS, I still can hold 29-30 but in heavy city areas it drops into the mid to low 20's.

Sam

 

Is that 4770K overclocked?

If not that would be the way to go.

 

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Is that 4770K overclocked?
If not that would be the way to go.
 
gb.

Yes, my friend Gboz is correct. That 4770K is a fantastic overclocker. You can get great speeds without manually touching the voltage settings at all.

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Hi Guys,

 

Yes it's over clocked to 4.2..


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Hi Guys,

 

Yes it's over clocked to 4.2..

 

At first I thought you had 2D panels on the 2nd and 3rd monitors but with three separate VC type views on them I guess your frame rates are pretty normal for FSX despite having that 980Ti.

You sould get better frame rates if you went with a three monitor Surround setup.

 

gb.


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I do have 2D panels on the side monitors and 1 VC on the forward....

 

A surround setup won't work because of stretching and the distortion...

 

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