- Jun 27, 2012
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Hello.
I have a current setup of 3x AOC F22 setup in 3x1 eyefinity.
The Monitors have this silly *** sticking out of the bottom instead of a stand, then they just kind of lean on this nob shaped bit of plastic.
Just google AOC F22 to see what I'm on about or see the image below, anyway.
I have them on a big stand which can hold up to 6 monitors in a 3x2 eyefinity display group, because the monitors have that stupid bit when I got another 3 AOC F22's to go on top they'd be about 3-4 inches above the other 3.
MY QUESTION:
If I bought another 3 AOC F22's to go with the original 3 could I attach them upside down so there is just a normal bezel then have half of the monitors in the 6x2 display group (the top 3) run in a flipped landscape so it still creates 1 image split on to all 6 monitors?
-I've though about using a different type of monitor but the bezels would be a different size, I don't want gaps between the monitors. Also, the thickness would be different so the monitor would be further back than the original 3.
-Sorry to make it even more complex but as my 5850 only has 3 useable eyefinity ports I need to get a second 5850, so if this is possible is it also possible in crossfire of 2 5850's?
I made a quick sketch in paint so you can get a general idea of what I'm on about, despite the top row being rotated image is displayed as normal "TEST".
I've looked on the OSD and there is no option to rotate it like that
I have a current setup of 3x AOC F22 setup in 3x1 eyefinity.
The Monitors have this silly *** sticking out of the bottom instead of a stand, then they just kind of lean on this nob shaped bit of plastic.
Just google AOC F22 to see what I'm on about or see the image below, anyway.
I have them on a big stand which can hold up to 6 monitors in a 3x2 eyefinity display group, because the monitors have that stupid bit when I got another 3 AOC F22's to go on top they'd be about 3-4 inches above the other 3.
MY QUESTION:
If I bought another 3 AOC F22's to go with the original 3 could I attach them upside down so there is just a normal bezel then have half of the monitors in the 6x2 display group (the top 3) run in a flipped landscape so it still creates 1 image split on to all 6 monitors?
-I've though about using a different type of monitor but the bezels would be a different size, I don't want gaps between the monitors. Also, the thickness would be different so the monitor would be further back than the original 3.
-Sorry to make it even more complex but as my 5850 only has 3 useable eyefinity ports I need to get a second 5850, so if this is possible is it also possible in crossfire of 2 5850's?
I made a quick sketch in paint so you can get a general idea of what I'm on about, despite the top row being rotated image is displayed as normal "TEST".
I've looked on the OSD and there is no option to rotate it like that
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