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Does TH2GO works with ATI HD6950, 6970 at 5040x1050 ?

I did loorked forum for answer but haven't found definitive one :hide

Im asking about TH2GO not Eyefinity

HAlp pliz

No. Better question is why not use eyefinity (unless you're on xp, then that makes sense, except it doesn't).

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Out of interest, is 3840x1024 (i.e. 3 x 1280x1024) still supported?

No. Better question is why not use eyefinity (unless you're on xp, then that makes sense, except it doesn't).

thx for answer

yes im using xp + im thinking to setap dual boot with win 7

so whats are the draw back of eyefiniti?+ correct me, if im wrong it will not work on linux? Hackintosh? <_<

Out of interest, is 3840x1024 (i.e. 3 x 1280x1024) still supported?

3840X1024 ....its like middleages now ;) buahahaha

[quote]Out of interest, is 3840x1024 (i.e. 3 x 1280x1024) still supported?

3840X1024 ....its like middleages now ;) buahahaha

Ha ha it's not if you want to run three 1280x1024 monitors off one output and several 1920x1200 or projectors off the others...
Anyone know if 3840x1024 is still supported by the latest 6000 series cards?

Hey, guys,

Yes, the Triplehead2Go Analogue works with the 6970.

I'm running it right now at 3840x1024. This was after a day spent trying to find a good way to have Eyefinity implementation. About 3 hours ago, I reverted all my connections back to the TH2Go. I HATE the Catalyst Control Center, now that I've tried it...

Hopefully you have the digital edition. The analogue one doesn't reveal the correct resolutions for 16:10 monitors. I'm stuck, presently, with having to use THIS resolution, or facing eyefinity. Anything less won't be scaled up by the monitors, so there's huge black bands on top and bottom of my screens. This is also the largest resolution available; as only a multiple of 4:3 monitors is reported by the TH2Go.