Frankly rather then Eyefinity since 3 screens is overkill for my tastes I would be happy with monitors that come with "double wide" two 720p or 1080p panels next to each other with just a tiny line down the middle but not two plastic monitor borders like we have now. The reason we have to jump from 1-3 is otherwise the stupid monitor border will splits your main character screen in half looking pretty stupid.
I really hope 6k causes ATI to do some house cleaning on old issues.
I tried to setup Eyefinity yesterday turns out one of your monitors has to have display port in or you have to buy an expensive "Active" adapter to convert the display port to something else. You can only simultaneously use 2 of the 3 DVI-DVI-HDMI.
Also I really hope the 6k comes with some internal or driver workaround for this issue with dx10 - 1080p - 60hz - HDMI connections. Where dx10 grabs the first 1080 listing in the EDID listing which is often (depending on monitor) 1080p 24 or 1080i 30 or in my case 1776x1000x50hz listed as 1080p.. very annoying.
Its not really anyone companies fault but Nvidia found someway to make their drivers push 1080p 59/60hz to the front of the list so dx10 grabs it every-time It only took them a few months back in 2008 when the problem showed up. ATI has still not gotten it sorted out.
note: If you use DVI-DVI or VGA or in games where you can select resolution and refresh rate or if your monitor maker made 1080p 60hz the first on the EDID list this issue does not happen.
I really hope 6k causes ATI to do some house cleaning on old issues.
I tried to setup Eyefinity yesterday turns out one of your monitors has to have display port in or you have to buy an expensive "Active" adapter to convert the display port to something else. You can only simultaneously use 2 of the 3 DVI-DVI-HDMI.
Also I really hope the 6k comes with some internal or driver workaround for this issue with dx10 - 1080p - 60hz - HDMI connections. Where dx10 grabs the first 1080 listing in the EDID listing which is often (depending on monitor) 1080p 24 or 1080i 30 or in my case 1776x1000x50hz listed as 1080p.. very annoying.
Its not really anyone companies fault but Nvidia found someway to make their drivers push 1080p 59/60hz to the front of the list so dx10 grabs it every-time It only took them a few months back in 2008 when the problem showed up. ATI has still not gotten it sorted out.
note: If you use DVI-DVI or VGA or in games where you can select resolution and refresh rate or if your monitor maker made 1080p 60hz the first on the EDID list this issue does not happen.
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