rF2 screen shots.

Sorry, i dont want to make a thread for this so ask here, where is this mod?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Lu4TEseBoNo

edit: found it, is here

http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.p...ap-Teams-Event?p=173177&viewfull=1#post173177

 

2 x nVidia 680 GTX SLI
Soon, I will go for a second HD7950!

 

Let me know what performance you get with Crossfire 7950s. I'm waiting until early 2014 to change my GPU but 2x7950 is an option I'm keeping open, particularly if prices of these cards fall in the next 6 months or so.

 

Sorry guys -- yes wrong thread :/

The rig:

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Lowering the height is one thing. Calculating the FOV is another. You definitely aren't running what you should be on that thing.

 

I don't use multi-view as the hit is too much. But, as I have said about other similar videos, it looks a lot better when you are in front of the screen.

 

Sorry, but what does that mean?

 

Frame-rate hit. Rendering three camera viewpoints instead of one all stretched.

However C3, even using non multi-view using a calculated FOV will give 100% accurate object and corner scaling and distance estimation on par with real life. It takes some getting use to but is easy enough to figure out.

How big is your center monitor and how far away you sit is all you need. Check out THIS SHEET and figure out what your center screen's Vertical FOV is and use that in-game. See how it feels.

 

Thank you!

 

Blimey -- just tried it and almost got motion sickness!! Now have FoV on 23" for my settings (should really be 22). Will try to stick with it.

 

I`ve said this already but...

 

If you are looking for realism in your settings, then yes stick with the FOV that is correct for your monitor size and distance C3P0. On triple screens you get a very interesting view from inside the car

 

Just a quick test to see how the graphics have improved since I upgraded to a GTX 670. Very happy so far, though the overall scene seems a bit underexposed in-game, even with a lot of sky present in the shot. A quick edit in PS fixes that, though I'm anticipating the lighting improvements in the next build.

 

Yes, according to the chart it's around 22" for vertical FoV -- which at first looked really, really odd and I had trouble adjusting to it. Hitting curbs all over the place. After an hour or so, it's much better. Need to raise my wheel a bit more to make it line up better with the top of the virtual dashboard.

 

Yes, I have that issue too in replay mode. Exposure is down a couple of stops at least.

 

HDR assault! May be a smidge too dark.

Check your monitor

http://i2.minus.com/iqQp2SJhL7nFT.png http://i7.minus.com/ibsUcYZu3Zzkxl.png

 

lol whoops wrong preset

 

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Nice renard.