That's how Eyefinity works. You cannot mix screen resolutions. So, Eyefinity will default to the lowest common denominator. Have you tried forcing 1280x1024 on the 22" screen prior to setting up Eyefinity?
Ya I figured that was the case. I haven't tried that yet. I imagine that it would still ...
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- 15 Nov 2011, 20:35
- Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
- Topic: 4:3 and 16:10 in Eyefinity
- Replies: 3
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- 01 Nov 2011, 22:08
- Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
- Topic: 4:3 and 16:10 in Eyefinity
- Replies: 3
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4:3 and 16:10 in Eyefinity
I have 3 monitors:
19" 4:3 ________________ 22" 16:10 ______________ 19" 4:3
1280:1024 ____________ 1680x1050 ____________ 1280x1024
My "problem" is that in eyefinity mode the center monitor defaults to 1280 by 1024 and distorts my games. It's not too much of a bother, but I would ...
19" 4:3 ________________ 22" 16:10 ______________ 19" 4:3
1280:1024 ____________ 1680x1050 ____________ 1280x1024
My "problem" is that in eyefinity mode the center monitor defaults to 1280 by 1024 and distorts my games. It's not too much of a bother, but I would ...
- 19 Oct 2009, 01:00
- Forum: Multi-Monitor Gaming
- Topic: 2 Monitor gaming question - shifting main focus point
- Replies: 0
- Views: 984
2 Monitor gaming question - shifting main focus point
I have 2 monitors setup side-by-side:
19" - 1280x1024 22" - 1680x1050
I play Lord of the Rings Online in Ubuntu as 2600x1000 (virtual desktop via Crossover Games). I could run it as the full 2960x1024 but this would split my character between the monitors which is annoying. So the 2600x1000 ...
19" - 1280x1024 22" - 1680x1050
I play Lord of the Rings Online in Ubuntu as 2600x1000 (virtual desktop via Crossover Games). I could run it as the full 2960x1024 but this would split my character between the monitors which is annoying. So the 2600x1000 ...
- 19 Oct 2009, 00:43
- Forum: Multi-Monitor Gaming
- Topic: Anaglyph 3D, how to eliminate or reduce ghosting?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 21491
Anaglyph 3D, how to eliminate or reduce ghosting?
Actually no, ghosting is not unavoidable with anaglyph 3D. I have seen images that look stunning in 3D with anaglyph, 100% no ghosting. But here's the problem:
With LCDs and with all the colour temperature, gamma, brightness, contrast, tint and saturation settings not every LCD will be equal ...
With LCDs and with all the colour temperature, gamma, brightness, contrast, tint and saturation settings not every LCD will be equal ...
