Brackle
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I have tried to read around the net, but really could not find much info on this.
I am an old school gamer. I use to run a high refresh rate on my 22inch CRT eizo monitor back in the day. I use to run 1600x1200@85hz.
I am going to be buying a single 1080p 120hz monitor. I want that smoothness I felt back in the days before I made the plunge to LCD.
Now I know these new 3d 120hz monitor can so 1080p @ 120hz. This takes some serious muscle power to run a game at 120fps at all times with rarely any dips.
So my question is to people out in the community. What does it take to max out BF3 with Vsync on at 120hz (120fps)? Will I need 2x7970s? or 2x7950s? (overclocked or stock)
Alot of reviews I have read put what the minimum is for a single card, but I am having a hard time finding some decent crossfire results with minimums (or at least legit decent hardware websites). The better minimum framerate, the closer the game would stay at 120fps with Vsync enabled.
Any info would be really appreciated.
I am an old school gamer. I use to run a high refresh rate on my 22inch CRT eizo monitor back in the day. I use to run 1600x1200@85hz.
I am going to be buying a single 1080p 120hz monitor. I want that smoothness I felt back in the days before I made the plunge to LCD.
Now I know these new 3d 120hz monitor can so 1080p @ 120hz. This takes some serious muscle power to run a game at 120fps at all times with rarely any dips.
So my question is to people out in the community. What does it take to max out BF3 with Vsync on at 120hz (120fps)? Will I need 2x7970s? or 2x7950s? (overclocked or stock)
Alot of reviews I have read put what the minimum is for a single card, but I am having a hard time finding some decent crossfire results with minimums (or at least legit decent hardware websites). The better minimum framerate, the closer the game would stay at 120fps with Vsync enabled.
Any info would be really appreciated.