oh
haha
I'm embarrassed to say I was looking at the WFC plugin not the FOC plugin.
Sweet mercy what a #%$-up.
So, in actual fact, it is all good. I've got FW set to forced recognition.
Apologies all.
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- 26 Aug 2012, 06:04
- Forum: Multi-Monitor Gaming
- Topic: Transformers - Fall of Cybertron
- Replies: 25
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- 26 Aug 2012, 05:54
- Forum: Multi-Monitor Gaming
- Topic: Transformers - Fall of Cybertron
- Replies: 25
- Views: 14510
hey,No crossfire.I have
hey,
No crossfire.
I have two samsung 24A450 and one Benq G2400W monitors running off a single Asus 7970 DC2T. 5760x1200 without benzel coorrection.
The Samsungs are connected by the DVI ports and the Benq is connected via an active saphire displayport adaptor via a displayport into ...
No crossfire.
I have two samsung 24A450 and one Benq G2400W monitors running off a single Asus 7970 DC2T. 5760x1200 without benzel coorrection.
The Samsungs are connected by the DVI ports and the Benq is connected via an active saphire displayport adaptor via a displayport into ...
- 26 Aug 2012, 02:10
- Forum: Multi-Monitor Gaming
- Topic: Transformers - Fall of Cybertron
- Replies: 25
- Views: 14510
hmm, interresting. I remade
hmm, interresting. I remade the eyefinity grouping and this is what I get in the FW status. I am not sure if this is normal or not, or if I need to change something
- 26 Aug 2012, 00:54
- Forum: Multi-Monitor Gaming
- Topic: Transformers - Fall of Cybertron
- Replies: 25
- Views: 14510
hi all, first post I am
hi all, first post :)
I am getting a weird result with this plugin. It worked last night but not working now. Is there a specific order that I need to follow for this work?
I have the FW in system tray. T:FOC plugin enabled. Load T:FOC from steam. Still get the closeup non-corrected view ...
I am getting a weird result with this plugin. It worked last night but not working now. Is there a specific order that I need to follow for this work?
I have the FW in system tray. T:FOC plugin enabled. Load T:FOC from steam. Still get the closeup non-corrected view ...
