PowerColor Shows Radeon HD With Eyefinity 12
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I wouldn't be able to use all of those ports even if I hooked up every single monitor I have in my house.
While some of us are just graduating to having three monitors on our desks from two, PowerColor is putting even those high-flyers with fancy Eyefinity 6 setups to shame with the reveal of an Eyefinity 12 monster.
So far the reveal has been confined to pictures shared on PowerColor's facebook page, but we fully anticipate to see it running in action at Computex.
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Some of us just graduated to a single 16:9 LCD...
That's awesome if you have the cash for 12 moniters...
thats news in itself
Some of us just graduated to a single 16:9 LCD...
Anyways, I'm pretty excited for these cards. But I don't know what I would ever need 12 monitors for.
2nd, i wouldn't want 12 unless they were borderless LCD, those borders just kill the effect.
Haha. I still got one of the old VGA LCDs from like 2005. Honestly can't tell any difference between this and DVI.
People WORK hard for THEIR money. It is theirs to do as they will. There is a lot of stuff we own that we don't need, but we buy it to make our short stay on this planet a little more enjoyable.
Oh and it is not just the US, try going to Canada, Europe, Japan... Im sure they have luxurious items too.....
In the 1990s it was a luxury to have a computer. Who needed one? Prices come down and things that were luxury before become common.
There will be few markets that need this product and I doubt any of them will be home users. It's likely designed for the business market and those that need to drive 12 monitors for whatever it is they do. Plus it's great for marketing.
Not me, not yet. I paid $1k for a Samsung SyncMaster 213T in Dec. 2004 and it still works great. It'd better, I paid enough for it. Sucks how monitors today are probably 1/4-1/3 the price. although I can't say I know for sure. I'm not exactly in the market for a new monitor, yet. Maybe I'll jinx myself as soon as I click SUBMIT MY COMMENT. I could use a new 3D monitor, anyway, if they're out yet. I wouldn't know, offhand. Nor would I know if 3D actually is worth it.
I placed three monitors, one on top of each other; Lower, angled up>For Cockpit controls/Joy/, Middle>Forward facing through flight-deck window and HUD, Upper, angled down>overhead view (out of the sun attacks). Left and right monitors angled in for left/right view.
We'd spend hours playing after the office closed. In a darkened room It was quite immersive as the system had four channel audio as well. Ah, the days when Mac's had some great in-built gaming technology and devs who took advantage of it.