Analogue TH2GO on Windows 7

[fizzer]

:x :x :x

/rant on

What a frikin' headache I got spending a DAY trying to get 3840x1280 on Windows 7 64bit.....

Still no joy!!! Looking at an ugly 2400x600 desktop...

Just about givin up but have to still plod on...

If it aint the ATI drivers only giving me the choice of 2400x600

It's Matrox driver saying it can't find the damned hardware, and then reading they AIN'T even bothering to develop one for Windows 7. :?: :?:

Well thanks Matrox just dump all the loyal owners that helped you start this Triple widescreen gaming and supported you enabling the DTH2GO then tell us all to get lost or upgrade.

What chance is ATI gonna keep supporting it if the manufacturer won't.

/rant off

Well off to try some more combos. Probably powerstrip too Sheesh!!


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[tineras]

I believe 3840x1024 is the highest you'll get. Also, triplehead2go doesn't work on a lot of ATI hardware. Have you tried the compatibility check on their website?

Also, have you tried updating the firmware on your triplehead2go?

Their latest software says that there is support for Windows 7.

http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/drivers/download/gxm/tool/
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/compatibility/gxm/

[fizzer]

Managed to get 3840x1280 on Cat v9.1 installed on Windows 7

Anyone else had joy with later drivers using ATI and Windows 7 with TH2GO ANALOGUE...

To get drivers below v9.9 WHQL had to be circumvented or the drivers just weren't there.

:roll: :roll: :roll:

Actually I think I have just had a brain fart after hitting my head on the cupboard making a cup of tea....

Gentoo and Wine.. Next week I think and Keep the windows 7 on the lappy for my studying....

Why cert myself for yet another desktop version of Microsith Windooze I don't know...

[fizzer]

I believe 3840x1024 is the highest you'll get.

Would be nice to get that :) Yes that is the highest rez for Analogue.

Their latest software says that there is support for Windows 7.

For the digital yes!!!

:)