I just updated to the release version of Windows 8.1 and when I installed my AMD driver and setup my Eyefinity I had noticed that my Largest resolution size is bigger than what it should be. I have three monitors, all of which are the same model (LG 236v IPS), and their ...
This is exactly what I am looking for. In fact my threads lately have been about these issues.
I have been looking for a way to scale my images because I have two 23" 16:9 screen on the side and one 24" 16:10 in the center and a way to Rotate the view all while still using Eyefinity.
Is there a way to keep one monitor in Flipped Portrait while using Eyefinity Group?
Any Ideas would be appreciated.
My Monitors match up pretty good while in Portrait but the design of the Bezel on my Flanking LG Flatron Monitors is a bit Larger so I have to keep one Flipped.
My OSD settings seem to not really do anything when hooked up to my PC. I think it has to do with me using the DVI connection. I remember when having my PS3 hooked up to it with an HDMI cable that the Widescreen, zoomed, and 1:1 worked there but with my computer it just seems to be the same when I ...
I am not totally sure but in theory that should also work. I am also new to Eyefinity as well but from what I read on it so far as long as one of the monitors is using an Active Adapter then it should work for three monitors. That and you are Not mixing a DVI and HDMI slots on the GPU. Since you are ...
For three monitors you need an Active Display Port Adapter in order to use that third monitor. Right now I am not sure they make a Active DP Adapter that goes from DP to HDMI. The only ones I have seen are Passive.
I think the only thing that may work for you is if you were to use a DP to DVI ...
I am looking for a way to keep my center monitor in a 1:1 Scaling while using Eyefinity in order to keep it lined up and at the right Resolution with the other monitors.
This is the Setup I am working with. 23"x24"x23"
The Monitors are 1920x1080 - 1920x1200 - 1920x1080. I can set the Center ...