AMD Radeon HD 5800 outputs to six LCDs on one card

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  1. Airbot
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    AMD Radeon HD 5800 outputs to six LCDs on one card


    AMD at a press conference today demonstrated one of the core features of its upcoming Radeon HD 5800 series graphics chipset. Nicknamed Eyefinity, the ATI-branded technology gives a single video card up to six DisplayPort outputs running at their full resolution. It can also merge these into a single picture and create a live image as large as 8192x8192 once technology allows this; current technology would still allow six 2560x1600 displays that could produce a typical resolution of 7680x3200.
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  3. Orbital Shark
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    WOW!! Now that's cool

    Cheers for the info :)
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  4. skunksmash
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    ATI are really pushing forward now......

    Nvidia.... your move
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  6. mickey megabyte
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    ..and on a related note:

    AMD's next-gen GPU powers Crysis on an iPhone

    AMD unveiled its next-gen GPU, and secretive networked gaming company OTOY used it to power a demo of Crysis running on an iPhone. Believe it or not, it really worked.
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    ...and there's more!
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  7. Freelancer852
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    Here you go:
















    Enjoy!

    And yes, that's 24 monitors running off of quad-crossfire, hopefully NVIDIA will get off their collective ass's and enable multi-monitor support in SLI mode soon?
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  8. holo88
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    Dear Barbara

    wonder what that gigantor monitor costs...... a year ... 2 years salary?
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  10. Sassa
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    ATI Eyefinity Technology Supported by Next-Gen GPUs


    Trying to build up a little more anticipation before it finally takes the wraps off its next generation of Radeon HD 5800 series of graphics cards, the Sunnyvale, California-based graphics chip maker has recently demonstrated a new technology that will be supported by the aforementioned series of GPUs, the Radeon HD 5800 series. Dubbed ATI Eyefinity, the new solution is said to provide users with a new visual experience on their computer systems, by implementing a new, multi-display technology that will be made available on the upcoming line of DirectX-capable ATI Radeon GPU Family.
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  11. iseeuu
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    Oh yea!! Six monitors powered by one card!! A flight sim's dream setup. You get front, right, left, overhead, a separate monitor for gauges, and a sixth for ... hmmm ...

    Now how are you going to get 6 digital cables plugged in to one card? Not using the conventional cable. In a picture I saw 6 square plugs and cable adapters to the standard monitor cable. Need more info ...

    I wonder if this will bring down the price on the Matrox TrippleHead2Go?
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  12. Freelancer852
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    iseeuu said:
    I wonder if this will bring down the price on the Matrox TrippleHead2Go?
    I hope so, I'm planning on getting one so I can use SLI with my soon-to-be three monitors.
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  13. HRM
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    Im gonna need a bigger desk.
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