ARR: 5760x1080/1200?

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Originally Posted by syntaxlies

Lol, yea. I would never need 6

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And if you ever do or want it, which does work I have seen it work quite well, then get a second and maybe third card.

bezel bars for the lose. IDK why anyone likes stretching games across multiple screens. I'd rather use the other monitors to show wikis or guides etc.

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Originally Posted by Alhanelem

bezel bars for the lose. IDK why anyone likes stretching games across multiple screens. I'd rather use the other monitors to show wikis or guides etc.

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It works if the game doesn't actually stretches but supports it to where you get actual game real estate. It doesn't work for everyone but it is a nice feature.

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Originally Posted by syntaxlies

Lol, yea. I would never need 6

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Hmm, Main game, map, action bars, menu, gear screen, inventory 6 screens well used :)

Properly implemented multi screen support is amazing.

And as for "QQ bezels", you don't even notice them after a while.

you can always use this man if game don't support it just need somebody to make a plug in for the game even if its not supported I use it on d3 skyrim etc works nice https://www.widescreenfixer.org/ but remember man if u wana run at max or high setting you gonna need to crossfire add a second card so it will run smooth on high or u gonna have to settle for low/med setting. One 6870 can run eyefinity 3 monitor on 9 4 and low settings ambient n depth off for ff14.

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Originally Posted by Bam

you can always use this man if game don't support it just need somebody to make a plug in for the game even if its not supported I use it on d3 skyrim etc works nice https://www.widescreenfixer.org/ but remember man if u wana run at max or high setting you gonna need to crossfire add a second card so it will run smooth on high or u gonna have to settle for low/med setting. One 6870 can run eyefinity 3 monitor on 9 4 and low settings ambient n depth off for ff14.

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Yeah which is why I always laughed at the fact that for years AMD has been supported a lot of monitors off one card when in fact it would have a very hard time when actually playing games. I like Nvidia's approach more, limit the amount per card so they can have a good experience when playing the games. Although I guess running one Radeon without gaming should be fine with the higher amount of monitors.

I myself use two Geforce cards, works like a charm.