Amerisun

Yeah, I can configure the graphics in Arma for tripple head (5780x1080) resolution, but it only renders on one monitor unless I have NVidia surround enabled (which I can't, because most other games and windows apps work like shit with it enabled). I was hoping there was a way to trick Arma 3 into playing across all three monitors without having to enable Nvidia surround.

I was just curious if there is a way to configure Arma 3 (even if I have to edit config files) to allow me to use my 3 monitors and not configure the NVidia Surround? I have a 2080ti, and if I turn on Nvidia surround it works great in Arma, but most other games can't handle it. I also play Eve Online, and that game plays fine across three monitors without Nvidia surround, so I was hoping Arma is one of those engines that even if you have to tweak a config file you can configure it to work fine across 3 monitors? It must be a pain for the engine developers of a game to support multiple monitor setups, Eve does it great, hoping that Arma will also?

Exactly the kind of information I wanted, thanks a lot for everyone responding. I think I will go with Windows Perf. :-)

As someone just starting out to run a server again, since last year, there has been lots of changes in the server landscape for Arma 3. Can I have some constructive feedback on anyone that might have run all three of these, or that can say perhaps between one or two of them what the pro's and con's of each are? I am proficient with either Windows or Linux, and I hope this doesn't turn into a debate of operating system as I use whatever is best for the need. Just want to get a feel for what I should run for my server as to get the best performance today. Some references I have been reading are: http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?169926-Linux-Dedicated-Server-feedback http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?169944-Arma-3-STABLE-server-1-22-quot-performance-binary-quot-feedback and when I do a google search, it would seem there were questions about what server to run back end of 2013 and various responses, but not many people talking about it in the past few months with the changes in Linux and the "performance binary" from above. Thanks!

I have been reading a lot of the patches of 1.62 for a long time now, and people keep asking when 1.63 will be released. Is there somewhere I can see the full change notes / feature sets / information on what exactly is in 1.63 and why I would even be interested in it? (I am sure I am.. just curious what's in it!). Thanks ahead of time for any information.