eyefinity and sync polarity

[AMoody]

Does sync polarity have any effect on eyefinity? I just got my third 30" which is an lp3065 with the other two being dell 3007wfp. I have Nvidia cards right now, and I researched the sync polarity ahead of time but I guess my source was wrong or it changed at some point. the dells are +/+ at 2560x1600 and the HP is +/-

Does eyefinity care at all about this sort of thing? Any issues with setup, extra tearing or anything like that?

 

[USMCGrunt]

This is the first thread ive read of someone asking so it makes me think that eyefinity doesnt care...though I can't be sure.

 

[Lord_Exodia]

you will probably not be able to do any bezel compensation with that setup as they have to all be the same monitors to do that. On a seperate note I learned that bezel compensation is not always the way to go. I use it for competitive gaming, but when I play single player stories it becomes a problem. E.G. if you want to read a computer text will be cut off etc..

To answer your question I do not believe that matters at all. Just realize that your probably never gonna be able to utilize bezel compensation.

 

[der_jackal]

Sync polarity isn't a big deal with ATI. Bezel compensation is all bound to the EDID - DPI and refresh rates on monitors of the same size (which is pretty much like sync polarity).

 

[jeremyshaw]

eyefinity, in my experience, doesn't care about +/- sync polarity (had a slew of monitors at work to play around with on my HD5770 ). I have heard surround cares, though.