#Pixel 3 dirt rally background pro

The quality of the racing experience is superb but Codemasters delivers on the visual side too with a beautiful presentation powered by its proprietary Ego engine - but how do the various console versions compare? The answers are surprising. regardless of whether you have all 3 screens aligned or angled, even the replays come out with no distortion at all.Codemasters' Dirt Rally 2.0 sees the developer return to the height of its powers, delivering one of the best driving simulations of the current generation and earning a prestigious Eurogamer Essential award.

Once setup correctly for your setup there's no more distortion whatsoever. I DO however, know that It's possible to remedy both of the first pair, just like they have managed to in Assetto Corsa, Here with eyefinity/surround running, entering the gfx options you can find some settings specifically for 3 screen rigs, here you can set your distance from the middle screen and also another setting for the the angle of the outer screens. I wonder if both issue 1 and 2 could have possibly have anything to do with the Oculus Rift being supported? With it's circular lenses sitting much closer to the eye any such lensing/magnifying effect would be barely noticeable and even 'draw you in' creating a greater feeling of 'visual depth'? The only way I can describe it is that it's like an effect you can see when wearing rimless glasses or shades, right at the very bottom edge of the lens there can often be a similar optical effect that can magnify objects and even make it appear like there's a distinct 'step' right where the lens ends, I know My Mother sees this effect when she has her specs on and she can even feel a touch of vertigo as a result. All along the bottom edge of screens 1 & 3 a horizontal strip about 10-20 or so pixels deep has a weird lensing/magnifying effect on everything as you drive, Sadly you just can't help being distracted by, It can be so bad that an object some distance away from you but at the outer edges of your field of view, will appear to be much larger than it looks when its out front and dead centre, even it's the exact same distance away from the car?ģ) This is by far the worst one though, you cannot avoid noticing it and it's massively distracting. If you can avoid noticing this it's still playable though. I'm comfortably getting fps well over my monitors refresh rate of 60Hz so I tend to lay with V-Sync on so that the GPU's aren't being pushed to the limit and any 'tearing' effects are limited.ġ) There is a serious curve in any vertical line which gets much more pronounced the closer it gets to the edges of screens 1 & 3, during the loading screens this can be seen clearly as the Background panorama doesn't always fill all 3 screens fully, you would expect any such 'edge of image' to be a straight vertical line but it's not, instead it's curved, the radius of this 'curve' is from dead centre of screen 2, (roughly checked using a bit of string).Ģ) There's also significant stretching/magnification effects which get more apparent as you look further from middle of screen 2.

#Pixel 3 dirt rally background pro

I'm running this lot:Ģ Samsung 256GB 850 Pro SSD's in RAID0 (O/S and Steam, Origin, etc)ĢTB storage drive, (Steam games, Origin games etc)ĪMD 9590 5GHz with Corsair H105 Hybrid coolerĢ, Sapphire 8GB R9 290X's with Arctic Accelero Hybrid 120 GPU coolers,ģx AOC e2343F Monitors in Eyefinity 5888x1080 The game DOES play ok on trips, making the game much more immersive than 1920x1080. Personally I've been trying out AMD's eyefinity since the RX 5888x1080 (bezel corrected) and I gotta say that it needs some serious work. I had no issues in getting eyefinity to run but I find there are a few major issues to contend with.

I knew I'd seen a thread regarding eyfinity.