Call of Duty: BLOPS II
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The billion-dollar franchise keeps on rolling with Black Ops 2. The best of the Call of Duty bunch, we test with the image quality turned all the way up.
Running this console port on three screens is problematic. Both NVIDIA and AMD cards don't scale the engine to 5,760x1,080 properly; they leave a large gap on the right-hand monitor. NVIDIA's three-screen rendering can be fixed by using Widescreen Fixer, but, as far as we can tell, AMD's cannot, hence why you see no results for the 5,760x1,080-resolution tests.
Examination of the 2,560x1,600 results, which all setups can run, shows that TITAN occupies that middle ground between the best single- and dual-GPU cards. It is over 40 per cent faster than a GTX 680 and almost 30 per cent speedier than a Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition.
We can also look at the per-second frame-rates of the three best cards - TITAN, GTX 690 and HD 7990. TITAN provides a solid showing against twin-GPU monsters and showcases silky-smooth performance with the highest in-game quality settings. We'd be worried if it couldn't massacre this DX9 title, mind.
The two best GeForces are shown at 5,760x1,080, for reasons discussed above. TITAN is slower than a GTX 690, but performance doesn't drop to 50fps during any one-second period.
