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CF doesn't happen so easily, but SLI works like a charm... I'm using it and it bugged me out of 10-45FPS into 60-120FPS land... and I sure ain't going back... :pilotfly:

Yu're right about the 3GB 660Ti versions... they're a rare beast to lay hands on, at a reasonable price... I got two MSI GTX660Ti TF OC 3GD5 in SLI... it's a definite game-changer for DCS... But I got one (MSI refurbished) smuggled from US Amazon into Europe for 230$ and the other I managed to find a guy who had already bought a new card and suddenly got this baby as a replacement for a year long RMA... got it for 250$, so I can say I had a lucky stroke acquiring my SLI... :D

Awesome vid!!! :thumbup:

http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=633892&postcount=1 This old "The Phantom Fix" monitor utility helped me with MP GUI centering problem in 1.2.7 beta on a Multimonitor configuration. Or you could manually move GUI viewport by setting a fixed X variable for the amount it shifts left or right... Gui = { [b][color="Red"]x [/color][/b]= screen.width / 3; [b][color="Red"](INSERT FIXED VALUE EG. 200)[/color][/b] y = 0; width = screen.width / 3; height = screen.height; } UIMainView = Gui This thread by PeterP could also be useful: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=84270 P.S. Attachment added... PhantomMonitorFix.rar

Yup, that one... It's even set in the profile "Digital Combat Simulator: Black Shark" that is accesible through Nvidia Inspector and most believably controls DCS behaviour... The default settings that catch my eyes are: SLI_PREDEFINED_GPU_COUNT_FOUR SLI_PREDEFINED_MODE_FORCE_AFR2 Maybe one should fiddle with those if SLI doesn't share it's load on both cards...

I think AFR2 rendering setting is the key to SLI in DCS... I use 2xMSI GTX660Ti 3GB and the difference is outstanding... 50-60FPS running upto 100FPS with the ocassional 30FPS on airfields... But the increased frame flow is so noticeable, even my headtracking works better, simply DCS re-discovered with SLI!!!