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by kmoed
14 May 2010, 21:04
Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
Topic: Discussion: WSGF Reviews of the ATI 5000-series
Replies: 101
Views: 32779

Re: Discussion: WSGF Reviews of the ATI 5000-series

Some people have reported to have flickering problems with some displays running through a DP>VGA adapter. I have personally not experienced any problems at all.
by kmoed
14 May 2010, 14:53
Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
Topic: Discussion: WSGF Reviews of the ATI 5000-series
Replies: 101
Views: 32779

Re: Discussion: WSGF Reviews of the ATI 5000-series

Not sure about the TH2GO, But you can only use the same outputs as a single card config with Crossfire.
So
2X DVI + DisplayPort

Displayport requires either a direct displayport connection or an active adapter for DVI/HDMI.

Mine works with a DP to VGA adapter. People have mixed results ...
by kmoed
11 May 2010, 02:44
Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
Topic: Single 5770 enough for Eyefinity??
Replies: 19
Views: 8488

Re: Single 5770 enough for Eyefinity??

If you're wanting to do Eyefinity be aware of a few things with the 5770:

1) You MUST have either a DisplayPort enabled monitor or an ACTIVE DisplayPort to DVI adapter, a passive adapter will not work. Expect to spend at least $100 for this, up to $150.

2) Because of the 128-bit memory ...
by kmoed
11 May 2010, 02:41
Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
Topic: 5760 X 1080
Replies: 4
Views: 4182

Re: 5760 X 1080

I'm using 5760x1080... I don't know what any of the iSafeZone information you posted there means though... I assume it's .ini settings for something, like moving a HUD around, but, without explaining what those are for, I can't really help answer your question.

Sorry, looks like this was ...
by kmoed
10 May 2010, 19:59
Forum: AMD Eyefinity Discussions
Topic: 5760 X 1080
Replies: 4
Views: 4182

5760 X 1080

If anyone is using 5760 X 1080 (3 X 1920 X 1080 Monitors) with eyefinity. I've done some trial and error and so far ,

iSafeZoneXWide=860
iSafeZoneYWide=15
iSafeZoneX=860
iSafeZoneY=15

Keeps everything centered in the middle screen.

sorry if this info has been posted before.