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Extrema Eyefinity Tech Demo on Linux - 63 Megapixel - X-Plane

63 Megapixels on *one* PC. 1 PC 1 High End Consumer Processor 4 Radeon 5800 family GPUs 24 1920x1200 Display Port Monitors Ubuntu 9.04 X-Plane 9.40beta Each monitor was 1920x1200 with a small amo...  
 
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VRock121 (19 hours ago) Show Hide
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except the field of view is often limited
wcub4 (3 days ago) Show Hide
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But think about having a 3-way setup. That would work awesome. So you have a super wide screen.

That shit will be so lame in Shooters because nobody can suprise you from the flanks :D
huldu (4 days ago) Show Hide
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Looks terrible with all the monitor frames, honestly.
cursedguitarist (4 days ago) Show Hide
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is it possible to request to buy monitors from a manufacturer to make multiple screens on one screen so they work like individual screens but it's one screen "no frames or any gap between the pixels, if they can't with lcd i guess they could with oled because the screen goes all the way to the end?
rsjrsjufo (6 days ago) Show Hide
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shite
LimeAndPepper (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Having [ ][ ][ ] monitor setup is ok, but having the setup in the video ruins the display with all the black lines. Pointless.
alexntjames (1 week ago) Show Hide
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This screen is at UCSD in the new CalIT2 building on the 5th floor if anyone's in town and wants to see it. I always thought they did all sorts of ball busting research using that ridiculous giant screen panel, but I guess now and then they break down and rock some video games. Your tax dollars at work. :-)
tippettm2008 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Erm, this screen setup was custom built for the launch of the product. It is unlikely that UCSD has this system, since the cards haven't even been released yet. They may have a similar _type_ of system, but most likely it is backed by a rack of PCs instead of one.
ashman2k4 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i dont see y no 1 is realsing the same as i have, take the screens out of their cases that way all the screeens fit seemlessly and it will look like 1 giant screen instead of lookin like ur peepin thru a wire fence all the time lol. Ive dont this with 4 30" samsung tv's, Taken them out their cases... THEN wall mounted then all side by side, job done!!
masteriansun (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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i mean the borders around the monitors, that would drive me nuts.

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