[quote name='EmmSqd' post='971966' date='Dec 29 2009, 07:50 AM']More likely a reflection of what the current hardware is capable of.
Running 3D graphics in stereo across 2 screens would result in single digit frame rates for all but the most powerful machines. Nobody want's that.[/quote]
Actually Im running 3 screens in stereo + 1 non stereo from 2 cards without problems, so? And running on older geforce generation...
[quote name='Cromfel' post='975143' date='Jan 4 2010, 07:47 PM']Actually Im running 3 screens in stereo + 1 non stereo from 2 cards without problems, so? And running on older geforce generation...[/quote]
[quote name='Cromfel' post='975143' date='Jan 4 2010, 07:47 PM']Actually Im running 3 screens in stereo + 1 non stereo from 2 cards without problems, so? And running on older geforce generation...
More likely a reflection of what the current hardware is capable of.
Running 3D graphics in stereo across 2 screens would result in single digit frame rates for all but the most powerful machines. Nobody want's that.
More likely a reflection of what the current hardware is capable of.
Running 3D graphics in stereo across 2 screens would result in single digit frame rates for all but the most powerful machines. Nobody want's that.
Running 3D graphics in stereo across 2 screens would result in single digit frame rates for all but the most powerful machines. Nobody want's that.[/quote]
Actually Im running 3 screens in stereo + 1 non stereo from 2 cards without problems, so? And running on older geforce generation...
Running 3D graphics in stereo across 2 screens would result in single digit frame rates for all but the most powerful machines. Nobody want's that.
Actually Im running 3 screens in stereo + 1 non stereo from 2 cards without problems, so? And running on older geforce generation...
Really? Wow. What's your setup?
Really? Wow. What's your setup?