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I'm not actually having any issues, was just curious on some specifics on how/if I could do a 3x2 with my cards. The cards did come in and I'm rather happy with the results although I have yet to attempt anything other than 5 displays.

Thanks for helping. So I dont need to buy that adapter though, since you arent getting screen tearing with either one, I just need to set something right. Should it matter which ports I put each monitor in? I could try scrambling them or switching them up. Can you think of anything else I could ...

So are you not getting screen tearing in games either? I dont get screen tearing in extended desktop mode, only in eyefinity mode. Could you also tell me what drivers you are using? thanks, that means this should be a simple fix. Also whats the refresh rate on your monitors? Mines max is 75 on all ...

I cannot seem to get a straight answer on this. Will a Saphire Flex Edition 6950 have the common screen tearing issue that happens when you mix a DP signal with other types, OR will the screen tearing issues be fixed because all 3 monitors can be connected through DVI???

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Something like this?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/816020-REG/KanexPro_MDPHD2X_Mini_DisplayPort_to_HDMI.html

Would that work to provide me 6 outputs off of one card allowing me to have the best of both worlds, Crossfire and 6 displays?

Does anyone have experience with this ...

The Hub I can't say (never priced one) but a quick Google has them ranging from $150-$500

You should be able to when crossfire isn't enabled, each card runs independently of each other and you can run them with regular (extended) or Eyefinity desktops. For gaming though you won't get the ...

I actually was the one that put these out of stock, bought the last two.

So, how much is a good hub going to run me? Its not an absolute necessity as I only have 4 displays right now, just thinking for the future.

Alternately, without CF, can I run three (or five for that matter) on each ...

So this would be with CF disabled with each card running 3 monitors each, correct? How well does that work with games that can support those resolution? I appoligize for the seemingly noob-ish questions, not much experience with ATI/Eyfinity.

So bare with me here...

I'm currently running an nVidia setup with two GTX 460 SC's in surround and I'm wanting to move over into the Eyefinity world.

I've narrowed down the card I want to use to the Sapphire HD6950 Flex 2GB (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102929 ...

Fair enough. The spot I think I'm having trouble with is what to put down in the custom section. I know them for the 5040x1200 that everyone is trying to get. For Front Porch, Sync, and Total Pixels I have no idea what to fill in or where to even start for mine. I know the time I had it work, it was ...

I did manage to get it to work as a custom resolution while adjusting it to 59hz but it wouldn't actually allow me to apply it. I thought a reboot might help but it no longer recognizes 4800x900, and I can't get into to work even as a test resolution anymore. I think this is one of those instances ...

I did give that a try but it kept failing as well. Oddly, it is recognizing 4080x768 as viable resolution and is what I'm currently using. Why it won't go the extra step, I don't know. I'm running the 260.99 drivers, which I have seen on here saying that it doesn't always work. Is there an older ...

I've been running a dual-screen setup for some months now and I managed to pick up a refurbished TH2GO Digital for pretty cheap. I thought I would give running a 3x4800x900 setup.

I ran the compatibility check and everything said it would work fine, once I updated the firmware of course. I've ...