Widescreen Gaming Forum

Started playing Fallout 3 again anew, and on my eyefinity setup (5040 x 1050) I was experiencing a "fog" whenever I zoomed in with a scope that prevented me from seeing anything. After some digging, I came across this post that fixed my issue:

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In summary, he added fScopeScissorAmount=0 under the ...

I'm attempting to achieve a 4240 x 1024 total resolution using mixed resolution monitors.

My current setup uses AMD/ATI Eyefinity via one display port adapter to DVI, and the two other DVI ports off the video card. I originally had three 19 inch monitors running 3840 x 1024, which has suited me ...

I'm wondering if some of the links and attachment above were lost when the site transitioned? Specifically I'm interested in orthodoxwaffle's registry adjustments (I'm attempting a setup similar to his), and the links to Haldi's "Custom Resolution" topics mentioned above. Can anyone help fill in the ...

One thing to remember when writing a persuasive essay is to not sound too biased, otherwise the reader will tend to disregard your arguments. There are other tips worth mentioning, but thats probably the biggest. If you sound too biased then you don't sound credible.

That's a good point - I may ...

It's been awhile since I visited this topic, and I must say that I'm very happy with all the discussion that has ensued. Thanks everyone for all your thoughts and efforts on the subject!

I would also like to take a moment and address some of the discussion that has arisen since my last response ...

Wow, I'm surprised by all the feedback I've gotten on this already. I think there may be a little confusion as to what my original intent was, so I'll reiterate the reason why I posted this topic:

Matrox is falsely advertising their product. This is a direct quote from their website ...

I'm writing this review as a warning to those interested in setting up their system with a TripleHead2Go: Depending on what game you're interested in, it may not perform as advertised.

First, I'll start off by saying that Matrox's “Surround Gamingâ€