PC Multi-Monitor Gaming! Battlefield Bad Company 2: Vietnam Montage Video
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Impressive. I wish I had the space for 3 monitors.
Why did you use that horrible stock music?
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Why did you use that horrible stock music?
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nice......i will probably never go back to a single monitor
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Can you honestly tell me that you can see a difference between a 22" monitor screen with 1680x1050 and 1920x1080? if you can your lucky lol but if not then the lower the res the better it will run. dudes that run eyefinity on monitors that run res higher then or at 1920x1080 have to have some serious beef under the hood. I love my setup. My buddy runs 3 1920x1080 monitors and I don't see any difference in quality over mine and mine runs way better then his. My monitors are 1680x1050 and hell yeah it's way better then a single 1900x1200 monitor. LOL Total emmersion with surround sound and video.
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I can definitely tell the difference between the two.
Originally Posted by geazy  Can you honestly tell me that you can see a difference between a 22" monitor screen with 1680x1050 and 1920x1080? if you can your lucky lol but if not then the lower the res the better it will run. dudes that run eyefinity on monitors that run res higher then or at 1920x1080 have to have some serious beef under the hood. I love my setup. My buddy runs 3 1920x1080 monitors and I don't see any difference in quality over mine and mine runs way better then his. My monitors are 1680x1050 and hell yeah it's way better then a single 1900x1200 monitor. LOL Total emmersion with surround sound and video.
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Nope. That is technically almost impossible
What you ARE noticing is the difference in the quality of LCDs you used. Some LCDs look a LOT better than others even if they are both TN panels.
Your 1920x1080 might look better than your 1680x1050 in game. It can also be the other way round. The quality is the biggest factor, not the resolution.
Originally Posted by Limes I can definitely tell the difference between the two. |
What you ARE noticing is the difference in the quality of LCDs you used. Some LCDs look a LOT better than others even if they are both TN panels.
Your 1920x1080 might look better than your 1680x1050 in game. It can also be the other way round. The quality is the biggest factor, not the resolution.
Yeah as i'm sure you can see my xbox360 is hooked up to the center monitor and when I go from playing my PC to 360 and play Blackops with some friends or something I only have that center monitor working and it just kills me. LOL not to mention the horrible sub-hd video coming from the console. LOL
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Awww man it really does look sweet!
Sorry if it seems i might be jacking your thread but i'm really hyped up to do this now that I know that you can do this!
I well want to go triple display setup now but they don't make my LG monitor anymore, if I've got it right though I can add any same size monitor that does the same resolution and has the same refresh rate for it to work??
I understand that contrasts and screen heights may differ though.
Sorry if it seems i might be jacking your thread but i'm really hyped up to do this now that I know that you can do this!
I well want to go triple display setup now but they don't make my LG monitor anymore, if I've got it right though I can add any same size monitor that does the same resolution and has the same refresh rate for it to work??
I understand that contrasts and screen heights may differ though.
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It will set every display to the same refersh rate and resolution with ATi
So just get 2x more of the same size and resolution panels and you're good to go. Just make sure you connect one of them to the display port connection either directly or with an ACTIVE adapter. Not passive.
nVidia surround is a lot more demanding. It usually doesn't allow mixed displays.
Originally Posted by Chobbit Awww man it really does look sweet! Sorry if it seems i might be jacking your thread but i'm really hyped up to do this now that I know that you can do this! I well want to go triple display setup now but they don't make my LG monitor anymore, if I've got it right though I can add any same size monitor that does the same resolution and has the same refresh rate for it to work?? I understand that contrasts and screen heights may differ though. |
So just get 2x more of the same size and resolution panels and you're good to go. Just make sure you connect one of them to the display port connection either directly or with an ACTIVE adapter. Not passive.
nVidia surround is a lot more demanding. It usually doesn't allow mixed displays.
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yep, yep! shoot me some rep once you do it and love it. LOL you know just for being slick rick the rula! LOL I'm excited for you man!
Originally Posted by De-Zant It will set every display to the same refersh rate and resolution with ATi So just get 2x more of the same size and resolution panels and you're good to go. Just make sure you connect one of them to the display port connection either directly or with an ACTIVE adapter. Not passive. nVidia surround is a lot more demanding. It usually doesn't allow mixed displays. |
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I have nvidia cards
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any idea what the requirements are for nvidia surround to work is?
Originally Posted by De-Zant It will set every display to the same refersh rate and resolution with ATi So just get 2x more of the same size and resolution panels and you're good to go. Just make sure you connect one of them to the display port connection either directly or with an ACTIVE adapter. Not passive. nVidia surround is a lot more demanding. It usually doesn't allow mixed displays. |
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Same sync polarity, resolution, and refresh rate with each monitor.
Since sync polarity is rarely listed in any spec sheet, it's almost impossible to know whether or not your monitors have the same sync polarity.
Best off buying 3x same display on nVidia side.
Originally Posted by Chobbit I have nvidia cards
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Since sync polarity is rarely listed in any spec sheet, it's almost impossible to know whether or not your monitors have the same sync polarity.
Best off buying 3x same display on nVidia side.
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http://www.nvidia.com/object/3dv-sys...echnology.html
oops wrong link.
Originally Posted by Chobbit Sure will 
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oops wrong link.
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