Diamond Multimedia Ships USB 3.0 Multi-Monitor Adapter

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  • army_ant7
    Did it fix those problems associated with USB 2.0 display adapters (e.g. the output not updating nicely or something)?
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  • festerovic
    "Gamers can utilize the technology to create the ultimate gaming station"

    LOL. If this outperformed the onboard graphics on most chips (single monitor resolution), i would be thoroughly impressed. Using it for multimonitor gaming - downright preposterous GTFO with your marketing BS. This is for 2d desktop expansion only.
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  • xiinc37
    9416547 said:
    "Gamers can utilize the technology to create the ultimate gaming station"

    LOL. If this outperformed the onboard graphics on most chips (single monitor resolution), i would be thoroughly impressed. Using it for multimonitor gaming - downright preposterous GTFO with your marketing BS. This is for 2d desktop expansion only.

    I think this is just a signal converter, it doesn't actually have a graphics processor inside. It uses the gpu in the laptop itself.
    Nope, nevermind, you were right.
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  • jn77
    Why do I really care when you have have 2-4 of these in your computer:
    http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/toxic-hd-7970-eyefinity-6gb,3264-9.html
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  • army_ant7
    9417296 said:
    Why do I really care when you have have 2-4 of these in your computer:
    http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/toxic-hd-7970-eyefinity-6gb,3264-9.html
    It seems like it's more oriented for the laptop people. The article seems to imply it. :)
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