Triple Dell 2005FPW
Triple Dell 2005FPW
Hello I am new to the forums and have a question. I have 2 Dell 2005FPW widescreen monitors. I was wondering if I got a Matrox TripleHead2Go Digital and ran it at the 3840 x 1024 would it look really bad. I guess what I am asking is anyone else tried it and how has it looked for them. Any comments would help thanks guys.
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Triple Dell 2005FPW
Hello ... welcome to the forum ... 8)
I have tried it on 3 24" Dells ...
The Dells are great at scaling but I didn't like it as things are stretched looking ... especially on desktop apps.
There are others though that find it OK ....
Hopefully Matrox will sort out some more widescreen resolutions in the future.
I have tried it on 3 24" Dells ...
The Dells are great at scaling but I didn't like it as things are stretched looking ... especially on desktop apps.
There are others though that find it OK ....
Hopefully Matrox will sort out some more widescreen resolutions in the future.
Triple Dell 2005FPW
Thank you for the speedy reply :D. I will take that into consideration.
Triple Dell 2005FPW
I am on the same boat.
I think Jkeefe did it... but in that thread I have been unable to understand how he did it.
5040x1050 please!
I think Jkeefe did it... but in that thread I have been unable to understand how he did it.
5040x1050 please!
Triple Dell 2005FPW
I am on the same boat.I haven't done it. I use 3 21 CRTs @ 3072x768.
I think Jkeefe did it... but in that thread I have been unable to understand how he did it.
5040x1050 please!
What thread?
Triple Dell 2005FPW
Oops Ok, sorry for the mistake. I am so confused actually... I am going to buy (or not) my third 2005fpw... But that res doesn't work with my dells... What if I try a different res...
Sigh!.:(
I'm going crazy
Sigh!.:(
I'm going crazy
Triple Dell 2005FPW
JKeefe does the picture quality look back when you use your 21's with a non native resolution?.
Triple Dell 2005FPW
CRTs don't have a native resolution. :)
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