AMD's EyeFinity REQUIRES Monitor with DisplayPort if you want 3 Displays! Eyefinity on Radeon HD 5870 1GB Version The following have been confirmed: So what's the big deal? The hype over eyefinity was that it supports multimonitor gaming without another expensive converting box such as triplehead2go, and that it'll be more user friendly because its a package deal. Many of us assumed that you can use a cheap passive DP to DVI adapter so that our DVI/HDMI monitors would just work. But it didn't work like that, and people got pissed off after it's release, such as me. The big issues are: there are very few monitors with DP that targets the main stream consumers, and an active DP to DVI adapter is over $100. http://www.overclock.net/ati/581169-...t-support.html |
Found out the hard way just now, trying to hook up 3 screens to a HD 5870; how much is the cheapest displayport monitor? |
It's mentioned on EyeFinity Homepage at the bottom... if you can read the small text http://www.amd.com/us/products/techn...eyefinity.aspx |
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http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...722&lid=628335 three of those thus 1680x1050 cheaper: $199 1920x1080 http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...4&sku=320-8323 |
There are actually only 3 active outputs, DVI/HDMI + DVI + DP Quote:
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All monitors have to be same size too; so no mixing 24" with 22" or 20" |
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I've read here that for EyeFinity to be able to be enabled all monitors need to share the exact same resolution http://www.widescreengamingforum.com...forum.php?f=64 |
Would get a little expensive, but you could grab a Displayport<>DVI adapter cable. |
$100 toy ;) @THorgal: mixed size does work, sorry, I can combine 20+24" as long as the vertical resolution is the same on both it's ok. |
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