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it's from 3 up to 6 monitors, so yes you need AT LEAST 3

edit: and they need to be the same size, so you have the choice, buy a 3d 1080p or your 2 1080p will run at lower resolutions, at best
but i just think it doesn't work with different sizes, nobody would enjoy that...

Just a quick question for any AMD people; 

Do you need 3 1080p monitors for eyefinity and for it to work with games properly

 

I have 2 1080p monitors (middle and right monitors) but my left one is only 1280x1024. I am hoping games will work properly with the 3 monitors, I don't want to go out and buy another 1080p one. 

Thanks

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Just a quick question for any AMD people; 

Do you need 3 1080p monitors for eyefinity and for it to work with games properly

 

I have 2 1080p monitors (middle and right monitors) but my left one is only 1280x1024. I am hoping games will work properly with the 3 monitors, I don't want to go out and buy another 1080p one. 

Thanks

 

As far as I know Eyefinity doesn't work with different monitor resolutions, but they may have fixed that lately...

 

Eyefinity is though kind of bad...

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http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-eyefinity-technology/for-consumers/Pages/what-is-eyefinity.aspx

google is your best friend.

it's from 3 up to 6 monitors, so yes you need AT LEAST 3

edit: and they need to be the same size, so you have the choice, buy a 3d 1080p or your 2 1080p will run at lower resolutions, at best
but i just think it doesn't work with different sizes, nobody would enjoy that...

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http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-eyefinity-technology/for-consumers/Pages/what-is-eyefinity.aspx

google is your best friend.

it's from 3 up to 6 monitors, so yes you need AT LEAST 3

edit: and they need to be the same size, so you have the choice, buy a 3d 1080p or your 2 1080p will run at lower resolutions, at best

but i just think it doesn't work with different sizes, nobody would enjoy that...

Thanks, Google didn't come up with that for me :P

 

Just found it -> http://qs.lc/4ucj

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yw. you can give it a try then, however i strongly believe you will buy that 3d monitor when you have the extra cash :P but at least you can find out if you like gaming on 3 screens that way :)

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