05-05-2013, 04:36 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2013, 05:12 AM by SpicyItalian739.)
So I got my second GTX 680 and a new 1440p monitor, but was unable to play games at 60 FPS in 1440p. A normal person would have just set the resolution back to 1080, but I was determined to play natively, so this is what I did.
I used a program called Nvidia Inspector to create a profile for PCSX2, then I forced SLI by tinkering with every mode possible for like 4 hours (I really had no idea what I was doing. It was trial and error). Once I finally found some settings that worked, I was able to get my games to render in 2560x1440, which uses about 65-95% of both cards simultaneously, depending on the scene. No glitches and no slowdowns.
I'm still trying to tweak my settings, but I have every post-processing effect turned up to max and everything looks great. Has anybody else actually done this yet? Are there any settings in Nvidia Inspector that you recommend? If nobody else has done this yet, I'll definitely share my settings once I see how far I can push it, assuming that anybody else wants to try this.
Edit: Here's a pic showing GPU utilization and FPS.
I used a program called Nvidia Inspector to create a profile for PCSX2, then I forced SLI by tinkering with every mode possible for like 4 hours (I really had no idea what I was doing. It was trial and error). Once I finally found some settings that worked, I was able to get my games to render in 2560x1440, which uses about 65-95% of both cards simultaneously, depending on the scene. No glitches and no slowdowns.
I'm still trying to tweak my settings, but I have every post-processing effect turned up to max and everything looks great. Has anybody else actually done this yet? Are there any settings in Nvidia Inspector that you recommend? If nobody else has done this yet, I'll definitely share my settings once I see how far I can push it, assuming that anybody else wants to try this.
Edit: Here's a pic showing GPU utilization and FPS.