First of all, sorry but I have used the google translator. I'm Spanish and I don't speak English very well.
I’ve been fighting with this for a week and there's no way:
Until a week ago I had a GTX 1080 TI and everything was working fine, my desktop resolution was 5848x1080.
My actual setup:
- Motherboard: MSI MAG Tomahawk Wi-Fi DDR4
- Processor: Intel I5 12600K
- RAM memory: 2x16Gb Crucial Ballistix 3600Mhz CL16
- Nvm2 SSD: Samsung 980 PRO 1 Tb
- Nvm2 SSD for games: Crucial P5 1Tb
- T.Grafica: Asus TUF RX 7900 XTX OC
- Monitors: 3xBenQ EX2510 (1920x1080) conected by Displayport: (https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B07VTRZ5DS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
I use windows 10 PRO 22H2, 64 bits (it's updated)
- I have updated my motherboard Bios to the latest version (just in case)
- I have blocked driver updates in windows update (just in case)
- I have done a clean installation of the adrenalin 23.5.2 (passing before DDU in safe mode)
- I have tried with Eyefiniti pro and it is impossible.
I have installed windows 11 on another hard drive, I have taken the same precautions as with windows 10 and NOTHING.
I am going to explain what is happening me with Eyefinity pro.
Well, my objective is to achieve 2 bezel correction of 44 pixels between the screens and set a desktop resolution of 5848x1080.
Ok, I run Eyefinity pro and order the monitors 2 / 3 / 1 (the "identify" button tell me)
I leave the "Horizontal Offset" at 0 for the monitor 2 (the one on the left)
Now I enter a horizontal offset of 44 for the other two monitors.
As for the "Layout Mode" option it only lets me use FILL option. I supose this is correct, because three monitors are identical.
By clicking "Create AMD Eyefinity Configuration" a horizontal desktop resolution of 1920+44+1920+44+1920=5848 should result and of course the vertical one of 1080 (native to monitors)
However, a wrong resolution of 6336x1080 is applied.
If I try any other value in "horizontal offset" for monitors 3 and 1 (even just a value of 1) -->>> 6336x1080 desktop resolution.
Always set 6336x1080 desktop resolution.
The result is much worse than with a 5760x1080 desktop resolution.
It is as if my monitors had a frame of 5 cm each (to say a number, I will not calculate it)
I decided to try negative "horizontal offset" values for monitors 3 and 1 to see what happened and I entered -30 for both:
Then Eyefinity pro does it well!!!
It puts a desktop resolution of 5700x1080 (1920-30+1920-30+1920=5700)
This is useless, that resolution is not useful, the bias in the image increases intensely.
This is really amazing. With any positive value of horizontal offset, eyefinity pro always set a wrong desktop resolution of 6336x1080; but with negative values it applies what you indicate.
Something isn't working or there's something I'm not doing right.
I am desperate and terribly frustrated.
Help me please.
Thanks and regards to all.
