Ok, I just had a thread, easy answer to it though. I have an HD Radeon 7xxx series not sure which, it has one DVI and one DisplayPort, and I want to do three monitors. I am aware I can get a DisplayPort splitter to do it, thanks to DisplayPort tech. But I prefer not spend any more than already have. My M/B can enable both onboard graphics and video card, so as to use more monitors. CCC grays out the one connect to my M/B, and someone told me Eyefinity won't work with the onboard, is there any way to get around this? Whether it be by tricking it into thinking the onboard is the video card too, or using another software, really anything? Ideas?
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Eyefinity Setup Problem
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In order to setup eyefinity on 3 displays, you will need to purchase an active DP adapter. Eyefinity is independent of your board and relies strictly on your GPU. Pick up a StarTech DP2DVIS DisplayPort to DVI Active Adapter
Well, GPU Z is identifying it as an AMD Radeon 7000 series, but not giving a specific number for it, but I found multiple things saying "7570" despite none existing and loooks identical, this is what mine looks identical too except green surface not blue: http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=HD+RAdeon+7570&FORM=HDRSC2#view=detail&id=78CE11CB2FBA9A964E9D73BF9A99CB2CC4F78B95&selectedIndex=14
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