Hardware & Technical 3 Monitors help needed

[MoodyB]

I run a couple of 24" 1920x1080 either side of a 30" 2560x1600. Tbh I only bothered running it across all 3 once and it wasn't pretty on the main screen, don't see the point.

What gfx card are you using?

 

[Fangrim]

For 3 monitor eyefinity on AMD/ATI cards one of the monitors must be connected to a display port, having 3 monitors working on DVI/Hdmi outputs isnt possible. Do your homework.

Whoa! Sorry for asking! Geeez!

FWIW I did do my homework.
1) I know what my friend has.
2) I read up about it, in case I was remembering wrong. It is indeed possible to do this on nVidia cards, and also on the newest ATI cards.

So in essence, you don't have to use a display port, if your card is nVidia or a newer ATI with identical monitors. OP didn't write what card he has, you didn't say anything about the multiple exceptions.

 

[Ben Ryder]

Whoa! Sorry for asking! Geeez!

FWIW I did do my homework.
1) I know what my friend has.
2) I read up about it, in case I was remembering wrong. It is indeed possible to do this on nVidia cards, and also on the newest ATI cards.

So in essence, you don't have to use a display port, if your card is nVidia or a newer ATI with identical monitors. OP didn't write what card he has, you didn't say anything about the multiple exceptions.

Hi I'm using a

EVGA Nvidia GTX 780Ti SC 3GB 384-bit Graphics Card

 

[Python4Ever]

I am using a TripleHead2Go. I found that I could not select it's full-screen resolutions from the drop-down list and had to use the left/right arrows in the resolution selection box to work through the list until I found the one I needed.

 

[Thorvall]

Is it normal when in surround when you select side panel that it pivots to mid screen?

 

[Ben Ryder]

Well time has past and I am now running tow 4k screens. One at full 4k and one at the next resolution down. My card is a EVGA Nvidia GTX 780Ti SC 3GB 384-bit Graphics Card. What resolution could it run 3 screens at 60 fps?

Any one know from hands on experience?