- Nov 19, 2013
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I know my way around Eyefinity technology, I've got it set up at home on my HD7950.
At my work, my boss just ordered in some of us a new graphics card for our machines, the HD 7350.
Now to my knowledge, AMD Eyefinity technology in the way of 3 displays (or more) you can run off of 2 legacy connections, and then for the remainder of the displays you have to use displayports (with relevant adapters - active / passive depeding if required).
Only these new 7350's only have HDMI, DVI (dual link), and VGA (or D-sub), so there's me thinking that it can only pump out 2 displys and its just giving you the option of each connector, but the marketing material claims it can support 3 displays??
Is this running 2 monitors off of a DVI dual link adapter?
Or can you do
1 vga
1 hdmi
1 dvi
or
1 vga
2 dvi
or
1 hdmi
2 dvi
or even
1 vga
1 hdmi
2 dvi for four?!?!?
(VRAM would probably become an issue at this point)
I was just wondering because we have the spare displays so I can have 3, being limited to 2 isn't that big a deal but if i can have 3 that'd be sweet!
Also, before you ask, no my motherboard doesn't have another PCI-E lane so I can't just put another card in.
Tried to find info, my searches were fruitless.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
At my work, my boss just ordered in some of us a new graphics card for our machines, the HD 7350.
Now to my knowledge, AMD Eyefinity technology in the way of 3 displays (or more) you can run off of 2 legacy connections, and then for the remainder of the displays you have to use displayports (with relevant adapters - active / passive depeding if required).
Only these new 7350's only have HDMI, DVI (dual link), and VGA (or D-sub), so there's me thinking that it can only pump out 2 displys and its just giving you the option of each connector, but the marketing material claims it can support 3 displays??
Is this running 2 monitors off of a DVI dual link adapter?
Or can you do
1 vga
1 hdmi
1 dvi
or
1 vga
2 dvi
or
1 hdmi
2 dvi
or even
1 vga
1 hdmi
2 dvi for four?!?!?
(VRAM would probably become an issue at this point)
I was just wondering because we have the spare displays so I can have 3, being limited to 2 isn't that big a deal but if i can have 3 that'd be sweet!
Also, before you ask, no my motherboard doesn't have another PCI-E lane so I can't just put another card in.
Tried to find info, my searches were fruitless.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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