Widescreen Gaming Forum

The green team has got their problems too, I read somewhere that several people are getting lag issues on the the HDMI monitor. I think the only solution is to have both a nvidia and an amd card and have the best of both worlds xD

Problem like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ymw6D2iB-1Y also happens on the red team but they address little problems like this. On the green side though they don't seem to support a product for very long time on the Surround field...

I'm very sensitive to tearing, specially horizontal lines on sim racing (I would love to have 120Hz G-Sync on a triple screen, that would be a perfect experience, but it doesn't even exists drivers for that, yet. And I don't have 1500$ laying around just to play a game (lol))

DVI + DVI + Active DP Adapter, most probably it will cause tearing so the 3x DP outputs + same adapters seems to be the best eyefinity solution, right? (They're not expensive taking in consideration AMD is a lot cheaper than nvidia http://www.accellcables.com/B087B-005B.html)

With two nvidia cards I can use all three DVI outputs without DP, and that's a good bonus



But Surround + SLI... just sounds UNSTABLE to me...
Maybe I'll buy a single nvidia (2dvi+hdmi) and see it for my self, if I run in to tearing problems I simply return it and get an AMD card.

ps. I can get a new Asus Radeon R9 290 4GB GDDR5 by 350€ on my country

I ended up picking Displayfusion, I can't play games of course but aside that it's awesome!

But I can't run Premiere. Premiere only runs when I disconnect all my onboard connections. When I run Premiere on triple screen it shows:

"Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules. Please update your video display drivers and start again."

I've reinstall all drivers, did all the tips on the web but with no luck. People talk about "Switchable Graphics Technology" but I don't have that option on CCC...


And this is one of the reasons why I want eyefinity, so I don't have to deal this kind of problems...