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Hi guys,
i want to use my th2go digital edition with a resolution of 5760x1080 for my three projectors.
I see in my ATI 5850 or 5870 i use in my pc that is posible to elevate to max res 3840x800.

How to do to increare the resolution for my projectors?

thanks,
Simone

By using an nVidia card.

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ATI dont support these hig resolution?

ATI dont support these hig resolution?

Not a TH2Go. It can using eyefinity though and ditching the TH2go.

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System Core: | Intel Core i5-2500K + ASUS P8Z68-V + 16GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333 MHz | Win7 x64 | MSI R7970 Lightning 3GB [1105/1400] |
Display: | 3 x Dell Ultrasharp 3007WFP-HC @ 7680x1600 | Dell u3011 |

im very problems with eyefinity because the ATI5870 dont permit me to extend the high resolution up to 5670x1080.
For this problem i opted for th2go digital edition that work excellently with my previous setup and nvidia card at 3840x1024. I see on matrox site that my th2go digital support max 5070x1050 and my ATI card dont support this resolution (max 3840x800).

Some helps?

thanks,
Simone

its indifferent use eyefinity or th2go. The problem is that in any case i cant support a hig res of 5760x1080 but max 3840x800 (eyefinity or th2go). Why i cant force the resolution in ATI CCC or in desktop manager?
My ATI5870 support very high resolutions and each projector work without problems at 1920x1080. But when try to create a group by eyefinity or use th2go max resolution possible is 3840x800 instead 5760x1080. Here the specifications of 5870:

Integrated dual-link DVI output with HDCP15
Max resolution: 2560x160016
Integrated DisplayPort output
Max resolution: 2560x160016
Integrated HDMI 1.3 output with Deep Color, xvYCC wide gamut support, and high bit-rate audio
Max resolution: 1920x120016
Integrated VGA output
Max resolution: 2048x153616

maybe drivers?
try to install old ones 10.2/10.6 works for 100% sure in high res