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I have 3 x 27" Apple displays running at 7680 x 1440 and want to add my fourth...when I do the res drops

Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 23:15
by Recon Trojan
I have called AMD etc. I just downloaded the Catalyst 12.2 which is suppose to support 16k x 16k but cannot get the 4th monitor to display at native res. I have a 6 MDP card and obviously the Apple's are native MDP so I don't have an adapter issue. When I disable Eyeinfinty all 4 monitors run at their native res so this must be a Eyefinity issue no?

What am I missing and is there another way I can run the 4 monitors together at their native res?

I appreciate any advice or direction that can be offered.

Someone can correct me if I'm

Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 23:25
by Skid
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong but I'm fairly sure 4x1 isn't a valid eyefinity configuration, sorry I'm guessing your trying to do 4x1 rather then 3x1 + 1 as you didn't say and 3x1 + 1 should work fine.

Well that would do it!Yes,

Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 23:28
by Recon Trojan
Well that would do it!

Yes, I have three working ( have always worked) and those extra three spots on the video card were tempting. Could I ask what is the "extended" monitor and what does it display and how does one do that...a point to where I read that would be awesome.

TIA

Basically and extended

Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 23:33
by Skid
Basically an extended monitor creates a another desktop area, independent of any others ie your Eyefinity display area, meaning you can display a game on your Eyefinity display area, and something else on your extended area. Because the image was to hand and displaying at the time, like this:

Game on the Eyefinity display area, TV program on the extended display area.

You can set this up from CCC->Desktop Management->Creating and Arranging Desktops, just right click your spare monitor and tell it to extend.

Thank you! It worked! The

Posted: 05 Feb 2012, 00:16
by Recon Trojan
Thank you!

It worked! The extended monitor serves the function I wanted to have with that 4th 27" monitor.

108" inches of digital bliss.

Again, thanks.