Sapphire Does 3D Gaming with Eyefinity
ATI's Eyefinity technology has opened up a whole new world of multi-monitor gaming and now that the gaming industry is moving tentatively toward 3D technology, it makes sense to put the two together and see what happens.
Sapphire demonstrated the following set up, which combines a single Sapphire video card with ATI Eyefinity support, three Zalmon Trimon 3D displays and a third party 3D driver from iZ3D. The result is a 5760 x 1080 display area of eye-popping 3D. Yes, you still have to wear the goofy glasses.
While Sapphire was full of talk about how smooth everything runs, the company remained quiet on just how much you could expect to pay for a set-up like this. Being perfectly honest, we're not sure how we feel about it. It's still early days for 3D technology and we all know from going to see 3D movies that things can look a little off when if you're at an awkward angle.

Agreed but since this looks like PC gaming in mind, we all know PC gamers sit in a very select area while gaming.
What's the point of complaining anyway?
Agreed but since this looks like PC gaming in mind, we all know PC gamers sit in a very select area while gaming.
sources ?
What's the point of complaining anyway?
Just some thoughts
-That is all-
Apple lawsuit in 3... 2...
With that said, I did try Nvidia's 3d tech at the last Blizzcon and I can say that it's neat, but I wouldn't spend the money on it.
because everyone has three 3d monitors just sitting around right?
Can anyone fill in a blank here? Nvidia where saying something about bandwidth issues with 3D and "eyefinity" running on large res monitors. I don't fully understand the details but Have ATI a way round this problem?
"which combines a single Sapphire video card with ATI Eyefinity support"
Yes
Nahh i prefer 2D as well
It doesn't give me a headache
But on a home system with a proper LCD panel and stereoscopic shutter glass's you shouldn't ever have any problems if you've tuned it properly. Not everyone's eyeballs are the same distance apart, because of that we all have slightly different depth perceptions. It is imperative that you adjust the GFX 3D drivers to match whats comfortable for you. Once this is done you shouldn't have any more problems, just make sure there is no glare on the LCD screen as they will play havoc with your eyeballs.