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Your fix was working great, holding off on upgrading until you catch up.

killcams: Someone at the Nexus uploaded a new mod to kill the killcams (ironic). Work in progress but for you all that don't like them a good thing. I like them. :-)

Tonycubed2

killcams: Someone at the Nexus uploaded a new mod to kill the killcams (ironic). Work in progress but for you all that don't like them a good thing. I like them. :-)

Tonycubed2

Thanks for that tip going to check it out. First, once Helifax works his magic for Skyrim again I am going to at least see how the new killcams are before killing them. If they are smoother and less cheap looking I may be able to tolerate them or maybe they will grow on me.

At least your games load... after the latest patch, my game CTD's shortly after clicking "continue".... It was working FINE before... This is really getting on my nerves.

Nvidia shows off the GTX 680 and Skyrim running in multi-monitors. I hope this means there will be a fix soon.

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Nvidia shows off the GTX 680 and Skyrim running in multi-monitors. I hope this means there will be a fix soon.

Check it out

I actually just posted in the comments on the geforce.com article asking if they are using a patch or if there will be some sort of native support. Looks like there is a rep answering questions so hopefully we'll get an answer perhaps!

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Cool to know Skyrim has sopport for TrackIR. Don't thing the dev intended it to but it seems to works.

Sony HMZ-T1 with TrackIR 5 playing Skyrim.
http://youtu.be/7vcGqha6xJ0

No surprise they ignored my post... however the 680's look pretty good. Wonder how long until the top end cards come out GK110(780?).... I find it interesting they called this the 680 instead of a smaller designator.

I actually just posted in the comments on the geforce.com article asking if they are using a patch or if there will be some sort of native support. Looks like there is a rep answering questions so hopefully we'll get an answer perhaps!

No surprise they ignored my post... however the 680's look pretty good. Wonder how long until the top end cards come out GK110(780?).... I find it interesting they called this the 680 instead of a smaller designator.

After reading how you got no response, I thought I'd give it a shot and post as well. Not only did they not answer, but my post was deleted in minutes.

geez guys you are really flogging a dead horse here. If they won't do it for eyefinity why would you think they would for surround?

They officially announced they will not and never will support 3 screens, basically Bethesda is saying if you want to use it find a modder to add it or go fuck yourself. Plain and simple

I have a 7970 with a massive stable overclock and it destroys all 680s. Those things are stuck with gimicky turbo oc I highly doubt they can come close to the 7970 power overclocks they are famous for.
680is the highend. Nvidia could not make anything better. GK110 does not work and will be used in 2013 for the 780. The 8970 will be a monster with all the oc headroom in the 7970 to harness they will really crank out the performance on that thing, probably come out before the end of the year. I will upgrade to the 780 when it comes out though. 7970 mass oc is amazing enough for me now.

I hate putting my fav game on hold and can't wait for the plugin. Thanks Helifax

For those that were looking at the GTX 680 for Surround gaming, it's one heck of a card. I already got a chance to get my hands on one, though I would wait till May-ish when the non-reference cards hit the market, as they will likely offer 4GB GDDR5 memory. A good choice if you like really high resolutions and high AA. Also, there is no native fix for Skyrim yet, though without the fix for the latest version, the game runs quite smooth at 5760x1080 at Ultra High Settings and everything maxed out, except for AA, which is set to 4X. But hopefully we can see a fix from Helifax soon. Just wanted to keep you guys updated on how the GTX 680 performs. Can't wait to put my hands on two 4GB cards in SLI.