Widescreen Gaming Forum

Yes - the Flex card has a built in converter to make Eyefinity work without an adapter. I've read some conflicting info on the regular 6xxx cards. Thank you for your post.

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Hi gang,

So I've build a new rig and am going from an AMD1055t+5770 eyefintiy to an Intel i5-2500k+6950 setup. My 5770 is running nicely across three 28" i-Inc monitors. Those monitors only have HDMI and VGA inputs, and I connect my 5770 with 2 DVI=>HDMI cables and 1 DP=>DVI adapter (and then ...

Look at a tritton usb to vga adapter. I have used one for a year with my 5970. I use it to monitor teamspeak and temp monitoring programs. 40 to 60 bucks depending on the one you get.

I suggested that a second video card would be a solution. I don't wish to connect 4 monitors to my 5770. This ...

@flux -

I haven't considered using the HDMI port on my 5770 for the reason that it is already driving three screens in eyefinity, and my CRT is an old school VGA connector. I cannot test to see if your suggestion is viable, but I'd be inclined to think it isn't.

However, there are gobs of ...

Yes, it will work provided you connect your 4th monitor to your motherboard's onboard video port. I have done exactly as you want to do:



I have an Asus MB and I had to go into the bios and tell it to use the onboard video as the primary display adapter. I then told the CCC to setup my big ...