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    Could this be it? Eyefinity from out lappies?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Exmortis, Sep 9, 2013.

  1. Exmortis

    Exmortis Notebook Consultant

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    Haven't tested it or heard any feedback on it. It appears to be an amplifier though so it should push the signal to all the monitors without much - if any - degradation in picture quality (hopefully).
     
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    It's something I want to have a play with :D
     
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    Bryanu Notebook Deity

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    I would think unless you got one of the laptops with dual 780's that having 3 monitors and gaming would kill your FPS

    That said technically we can already do 2 monitors as we have two display ports and I know the laptops can do at least 3 displays, just not sure if 3 external or 2 external + laptop. I don't have a third monitor to test.
     
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