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Well tripleheads are nice, but they don't do portrait. Bear that in mind before your purchase. Otherwise, TH2Go is more lenient on what resolutions they can output.

I'm confused? TH2G has always been very rigid about resolutions. I've had much better success with NVIDIA Surround and AMD Eyefinity with obscure resolution and exotic things like portrait rotation. IMHO, the only thing TH2G does right is offload the multi-display overhead work to hardware instead of driver level.

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Well tripleheads are nice, but they don't do portrait. Bear that in mind before your purchase. Otherwise, TH2Go is more lenient on what resolutions they can output.

I'm confused? TH2G has always been very rigid about resolutions. I've had much better success with NVIDIA Surround and AMD Eyefinity with obscure resolution and exotic things like portrait rotation. IMHO, the only thing TH2G does right is offload the multi-display overhead work to hardware instead of driver level.

Well it's the fact that I can run pretty much any resolution on a TH2Go from 5760x1080p down, where as with eyefinity, I can run 7680x1600, 5040x1050 and 2400x600. Now why I cant run things at 5760x1200 on eyefinity with my 30"rs, I have no clue. But 5040x1050 doesn't look good on my 30"rs and a lot of games are really hard to run at native res on a single 5870 and e8400.

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