Hmmm, I have to respectfully disagree:
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With HD4xxx and older ATI cards you can easy get 5040x1050 (or maybe even 5760x1080) from one DVI
Just when eyefinity comes around ati limited triplhead2go units to max 1024x768 per screen.
Not true as I previously stated:
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i had 2x dp digital se versions and a digital edition (DVI) hooked up to a 7970, but was limited to 1280x1024 per screen in a 3x3 setup
AND it was run by 2x7970s in XFIRE for a total of 3840x3072 in a 1x3 setup (Which worked fine, except deus-ex HR which detected eyefinity as 1x3 so i could see alot of roof!) but with no option for custom res or bezel comp because as was stated:
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powerdesk will NOT support more than 2 and they need to be the same for custom resolutions and bezel compensation.
That is what Matrox states about multi GXM setups.
So if I had better screens and the standard res of the LCD was supported (DVI version max std res is 1280x1024x3) then I could have gone higher, BUT:
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So that is why I will get the mview unit for the DVI output and use the 2x TH2G digital SE for the other 6 (And I SHOULD be able to access all the resolutions unless my lcds cant handle 58Hz). Also my screens to test (9x 22' Dell) are limited to 1680x1050.
And I was just asking if there was any trick you used to do that screen? Im using SoftTH too, there is NO WAY to run games on 15 screens in windows without it! I think you used an AMD CPU so the PCI-e x16 are only gen 2, my board is 2011 CPU with 2x PCI-e x16 gen3 + 1x PCI-e x8 gen3. I was wondering because you used an old gtx570 (i think) and i have a 6gb 7970 oc, maybe i should run the matrox units so my primary card has 6 screens, then i could still run a 5x1 eyefinity group and have lower bandwidth for the other screens (SoftTH crashes for me when i go above 11 or 12 heads). Maybe its just that game as AMD did their 3x 4K UHD setup with dirt3 so it might be more user friendly. I still get over 30fps with deus-ex HR with high graphics (no AA) but only 4000x1800.