l88bastard
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My thoughts exactly. I think Eyefinity has the potential to create a huge immersion factor but I can't see investing in a triple monitor EF setup until it's possible to mix the screen sizes.
Now that I've owned a 30" monitor, I will not be going back to 1920x1200/1080. It's just too sweet for day to day use being able to squeeze so much onto your desktop. So that rules out the affordable option of going to three 24 or 27" monitors. And I can't see myself buying two more 30" displays at a minimum of $800-$1000 each just to be able to run EF when the reality of it is that I don't have as much time for gaming as I used to. So, by far the best option for me would be to purchase two 16x12 displays and run them in portrait on each side of the 30". I imagine this would be the best setup, as the monitor in the middle would be the widest and the bezels would be even further from the center, thus increasing immersion even more. The only downside is that the panel types wouldn't match, with the middle display being IPS and the peripheral monitors being PVA/MVA, but I don't think that would be a huge cause for concern once you've made some adjustments for uniformity and actually start playing.
I want to thank you guys for posting your setups and increasing my interest in this technology. Any idea when/if it will be possible to mix screen sizes? If that's not planned, looks like I'll either be sitting this one out or forking over another two grand for a couple more 30 inchers (not likely, especially when I can only use EF in certain games).
Just get the 20's to flank it, thats what i did and you can run softTH for triple screens...then if you want eyefinity
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