Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity6 review - Eyefinity Software Setup

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/30/2010 02:00 PM [ ] 0 comment(s)

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We now have six monitors, yet will need to think about something else. The monitor bezel can create a distortion. At catalyst 10.3 there now is a Bezel correction feature.

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Especially if your monitors have thick bezels, or displays of differing bezel thickness, Catalyst Control Center now lets you compensate through a fairly easy to use tool/sequence. Lets take a look at that.

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Here we are compensating the six screens displays, as you can see the bezel divides a yellow triangle in two monitors. By clicking with your mouse on the controls on the right you adjust to compensate for bezel thickness.

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Here you can see what that looks like on six displays; the bezel divides the yellow triangle. Using the controls on the right you adjust to compensate for bezel thickness.

Last note; ATI's Catalyst 10.3 also has support for multiple groups and fast switching between Eyefinity modes.

Right we have the screens all setup and ready to be used.

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