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PostPosted: 12 Apr 2012, 10:33 
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Hi all guys i have a problem:

i have a crossfire of 6990 + 6970 in eyefinity mode on three Acer GD245HQ.
I connect the cross to the monitors with 3 mdp adapter to dvi dual link (passive) and i run all at 5760 x 1080 but i only reach 60 hz and not 120 hz.

What i need to reach 120hz?

Now i 've bought one of these:

http://www.club-3d.com/index.php/products/reader.en/product/mini-displayport-to-active-dual-link-dvi-i-cable.828.html

I need three adapters or only one it's enough coupled with the other two passive that i own?

Wait for your reply guys


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Well a couple things wrong here. There's no such thing as a passive dual-link dvi adapter. So that's your first problem.

The next thing is that, the only dual-link adapters that have been known to run 120Hz are the Apple One (Horrible Tech mind you) and the monoprice one (it requires a little more juice then the apple one).

That cable may work (reading it's description), but make sure someone else has gotten it run at 120Hz.

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PostPosted: 13 Apr 2012, 12:51 
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Well a couple things wrong here. There's no such thing as a passive dual-link dvi adapter. So that's your first problem.

The next thing is that, the only dual-link adapters that have been known to run 120Hz are the Apple One (Horrible Tech mind you) and the monoprice one (it requires a little more juice then the apple one).

That cable may work (reading it's description), but make sure someone else has gotten it run at 120Hz.


First of all thanks a lot for your reply!
I try the club 3d adapters and yes, it works but using it standalone...if i connect all the three cables the refresh it's locked ( 2d 60hz - 3d 75hz maximum).
At this point i think i need 3 active adapters (like the club 3d ones) and not only one...can you confirm it? I don't want to waste money ;)

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Well you need atleast two if you're connecting to either card. 1 of the DVI on the 6970 is Dual-Link and the 6990's DVI port is dualink, though if you want to avoid tearing on one or two of your screens, I'd use 3 off the 6990.

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