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Catalyst, eyefinity and aspect ratio

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Neon01

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I've done a search for this and didn't see anything, so forgive me if this has been brought up before.

I've got a hodgepodge of different monitors (2x 1920x1200, 1x 1920x1080) and I'm trying to get them to all display in 1920x1080 without stretching the image to fit on the 1920x1200 displays. This way text appears correctly in windows and games don't look stretched.

However, I'm having a lot of difficulty getting this to work. If I just make a single grouping of three monitors without changing the settings first (from native res), it just creates a 5760x1080 display output that gets stretched on the 16:10 AR displays. Since it's a group, there is no way to adjust settings for each monitor individually at that point.

If I try to adjust each monitor to 1920x1080 BEFORE setting up the group, I can get them to display with the correct aspect ratio individually, but when I create the group, the 16:10 displays are again stretched to fill the screen.

What's worse is that it appears that this stretching is actually going on in the video card, since my displays are set to display at 1:1 aspect ratio.

I'm using the newest 10.12a hotfix driver package, if it matters. Is this just a limitation of the drivers/software? Or am I doing something wrong?
 
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