GTA Vice City Next Gen Edition - 48:9 TripleWide - Max Settings - PC - Xeon E5-2695 v2 - GTX 770

Grand Theft Auto Vice City Next Gen Edition - PC
48:9 TripleWide - 5760x1080 - Max Settings
February 2025
a fan created remake of GTA Vice City using the engine from GTA IV...
Recorded at the same time on the same system/cpu using OBS at 5760x1080 60fps.
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Machinist X79 Motherboard
Intel Xeon E5-2695 v2 @ 2.4ghz - 3.2ghz - 12 core 24 thread
Asus Nvidia Geforce GTX 770 Direct CU II - 2gb
16gb DDR3 (4x4gb) - Corsair Vengeance - Quad Channel
256gb SATA SSD - 1tb SATA HDD
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[@Dziugasc]

What is the point of this wide video

[@natemasterson7274]

i do not understand the question unfortunately. do you mean the resolution? well, like any hd or 4k or etc video, the point is to show a thing running in a resolution, if it can run good on said hardware, etc. or do you mean the aspect ratio? well, like any other ultrawide or multiple display video, the point is to show a thing running on multiple displays, whether natively or not, to see if it can run good on said hardware, or if the game itself is capable/compatible with such, etc. or do you mean why do people even do that to begin with? well, more and more people are hooking more than one display up to their systems these days, at an increasing gain, and more and more of them want to see things running like that or have indication if they can even do it, etc. or is there something else a bit more controversial i'm unaware of? have a fabulous day.

[@Dziugasc]

@natemasterson7274 thank you for reply, I understand the reason for wide video. I just did not understand why is it so wide