Max resolution limit?

I was wondering what the viability of running a Unity application on a large display device (or with something like a NVIDIA Quadro Plex system over multiple displays) that supports very large resolutions would be.

Is there a limit for the resolution a Unity application can run at or could it be set to run at (for example) 8400x6300 without issue if the hardware/dispay supports it?

 

Unity's limit is whatever the hardware limit is.

--Eric

 

Great, thanks. I assumed as much, but it never hurts to double check .

 

Except that if you are using Windows 7 64bit all your font texture graphics will be corrupted/smeared and low resolution...

 

I am on windows 7 64bit ultimate, no problem here

if you have problem ask your gpu or driver or driver quality settings about the why

 

Low resolution or low quality? I'm asking because in the default settings, when you play your game at something lower then built-in "Good", textures are resized to half, quarter and even 1/8 resolutions.

I'm on Windows7 64bit too and textures work ok in even 640x480.

 

It happens when running at 2048x1536 or higher, regardless of quality settings. Everything below that resolution is fine.

There are at least 3 threads around about the issue at the moment. One of the other threads said that everything was good if a project was built in Unity 2.1 - the issue started appearing in 2.6.

http://forum.unity3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=39475
http://forum.unity3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=38678
http://forum.unity3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=38379

 

potentially your gpu is just no longer able to offer the full resolution on dualscreen resolution (or you are using a normal dvi cable instead of a dual dvi one connected to a dual dvi output on the graphic card)

 

Not so, as my desktop, apps and games all run nicely at 2560x1600