Hi!
First off all, sorry if my writing is somewhat wrong gramatically, english is not my main language.
I am trying to connect 3 screens to my computer.
I am using 2x PowerColor Radeon HD 6950 graphic cards, which is connected with crossfire.
the cards got 2 dvi inputs, 1 hdmi and 2 Mini displayports per card.
Up until now i have been using an two screen solution with a Benq gl2450H (hdmi port) and a LG w2240 (vga cabel with a dvi converter).
I am trying to connect this 3rd monitor, which is and samsung 32" tv, it has both an hdmi and a vga output. Using the vga with a dvi converter seems to be unresponsive.
What i have done is bought an "hdmi to Mini displayport converter". this makes my tv connect with my computer. However amd catalyst is telling me i may only have 2 monitors connect at one time.
I'm thinking; we are living in the year 2013, surely there most be some solution to getting all three screens connected.
Am i missing something obvious here, or have any of you guys experienced something like this?`
First off all, sorry if my writing is somewhat wrong gramatically, english is not my main language.
I am trying to connect 3 screens to my computer.
I am using 2x PowerColor Radeon HD 6950 graphic cards, which is connected with crossfire.
the cards got 2 dvi inputs, 1 hdmi and 2 Mini displayports per card.
Up until now i have been using an two screen solution with a Benq gl2450H (hdmi port) and a LG w2240 (vga cabel with a dvi converter).
I am trying to connect this 3rd monitor, which is and samsung 32" tv, it has both an hdmi and a vga output. Using the vga with a dvi converter seems to be unresponsive.
What i have done is bought an "hdmi to Mini displayport converter". this makes my tv connect with my computer. However amd catalyst is telling me i may only have 2 monitors connect at one time.
I'm thinking; we are living in the year 2013, surely there most be some solution to getting all three screens connected.
Am i missing something obvious here, or have any of you guys experienced something like this?`
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