Just as a heads-up - I've recently assembled a brand new workhorse consisting of two GeForce 680 GTX video cards in SLI, 3930K CPU, 32 Gb of RAM and a pair of SSDs, all of that paired to three 27" ASUS VG278 3D-Monitors. I've managed to make D3D11Client to run in 5760x1080 in full 3D - oh my, guys, I can't find right words to explain how amazing it is! Allthough there are problems with single-screen SLI (and I'll try to figure it out once NVIDIA's dev site is back up and running so I can find docs for SLI), a full-up 3xFullHD in pure 3D seems to be working good. This system even manages to put out solid FPS despite 16x AA and such an insane load. Also I've tried using 64x SLI AA for a single monitor - "oh my God!" are the only words I was able to utter when I've seen that in action :lol:
BTW profiling has shown that the client is PURELY GPU-bound even once you go as high in specs as 2x680 GTX - so that is very good thing! If we'll somehow manage to decouple 3D rendering and put it into a separate thread, that would allow of tremendous inscrease in simulation accuracy!
I'm going to post some full-size 5760x1080 screenshots tonight so you can get an idea of what it looks like, but I can tell you it's something you've gotta see yourself!
I still haven't sorted out all RL issues that pulled me out of development, but I'll likely get back by the beginning of September.
...it looks beautiful especially the new atmosphere. 
