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PC wont allow me to enable the Third Monitor

Vecet

Hello guys i have a Radeon R9 270x, recently i bought this adaptor dealextreme soo i can use a third monitor on my setup since i dont have any displayport one.

 

I can setup two monitor's even using the adaptor, but everytime i try to enable the third one my windows says to me that it cant be done, there is anyway i can make this work? There are some screen shots on the link bellow showing what is happening.

 

http://imgur.com/a/B9b60

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one monitor must be native display port - adapters won't help.

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The adapter must be active, not passive, had this issue too, then bought the original sapphire active adapter and itt worked fine

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What video outputs do you have hooked up?

 

does you graphics card support 3 outputs?

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The adapter must be active, not passive, had this issue too, then bought the original sapphire active adapter and itt worked fine

 

Can you send me a link to the adaptor you bought?

 

Btw i'm using a displayport to hdmi, hdmi and dvi. And i really thought that the adaptor i bought was an active one.

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