Widescreen Gaming Forum

Didn't find anything to resolve it in the supported format list. It's just a list for me, not options. However, the onboard VGA's audio out's working. Should be good to go; thanks. I'm still curious about why the Nvidia cards weren't handling it properly. I'd love to hear from someone who has ...

1: All ATI and Nvidia cards made in the past few years carry an audio signal through their DVI ports. This is how I used digital audio on my ATI cards prior. The Nvidia software recognizes my Receiver as a digital audio device when plugged in through DVI. My 680s have native HDMI ports so I don't ...

I just upgraded from a pair of ATI 6950s to a pair of 680s.

The good: Solid 60FPS in games, and Vsync works! (It was broken before)

The bad: No sound. The HDMI audio device displays properly in control panel and appears to function as far as the computer is concerned, by I get no audio. If I ...

What did you do to get it to work? What FPS cap does it give you? For me, it has zero effect, and I've tried everything to fix it, to the point where I was convinced switching brands is the only solution.

The only way I've been able to get vsync to work is by using windowed mode.

This is inerrant due to the nature of running a very wide aspect ratio displaying a single camera's view. It's present on single monitor setups as well, but is more noticeable with wide setups. Running 3x portrait will significantly reduce this effect.

The correct way to handle this is for games to ...

Does Vsync work properly in fullscren with nVidia Surround? I've found someone on another forum post that it does, but would like confirmation. AFAIK, Vsync does not work with ATI Eyefinity.

I am running 3 HP ZR24W monitors in portrait and 2 Asus 6950s in crossfire. Vsync will not work in fullscreen. FPS caps at 120, and I get as much tearing as I do with it off. In windowed mode, vsync works properly. (No tearing, 60fps cap)

As far as I've been able to determine, ATI Eyefinity does ...