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Are Displayport outputs genlocked?
I need two genlocked outputs from a single video card. Can anyone tell me on which, if any, AMD cards the outputs will be genlocked?
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Googling suggests "genlocked" can mean synched to an external source. I don't need that, I just want the two outputs to be synchronised to each other, "frame-locked".
And if its relevant I can use the card under either Linux or Windows and the graphics will be generated using OpenGL.
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I think you are misunderstanding the concept of FL/GL. You should explain your problem or say what you are trying to do, then I might be able to help you.
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I want the buffer to flip simultaneously on two monitors, each one connected to the a different DisplayPort on the same card.
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And this doesn't work?
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FL/GL is only used:
- When external sources are involved
- When multiple GPUs are installed in one system
- To sync GPUs from two different systems
Outputs from one GPU are always synched
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Ok, thanks.
VGA outputs from the same GPU did not used to be synched so that's a welcome change.
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VGA is analog and history
