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is it possible to get eyefinity on 3 of those monitors? because i noticed it doesnt have a dvi port.

I'm sure you should be ok as the Monitor is HDMI and the 7970 is also HDMI as far as I know. The monitor is 3D so you won't get Eyefinity though 3D as well

Eyefinity is more dependent on the graphics card than the monitor. I've got my 3 screens rigged up with DVI to HDMI conversions. You'll be good to go if you get those. :y:

im not bothered about 3d, i dont like 3d, i just went with that monitor because its 120hz and its had good reviews.
if i did get it, how would i connect it? because i've seen people that have like 2 dvi connections, and a display port connection. how would i do it on that?

edit : would i use the 2 mini display ports on the 7970, and use a mini DP to DP adapter, and 1 hdmi?

If your going to have two 7970's then you will be ok for 3 monitors as the 7970's have 2 display port connectors, do with 2 7970's you will have 4 display port connectors, meaning you can do 3 monitors off display port connector

Say if you were to use the 2 display ports and the HDMI that should work but you might be best asking someone with the 7970 to make sure

I might miss something here, but he has a 120 HZ screen, HDMI supports 60.
You have to use a Display Port to be able to use the 120 HZ

Do you? Last time I check 120HZ is just the screen refresh rate shit nothing to do with the connector used :/

The maximum pixel clock rate for HDMI 1.0 was 165 MHz, which was sufficient to support 1080p and WUXGA (1920×1200) at 60 Hz.

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I guess it does, mister. But below that it says the newer versions do support up to 340 HZ, allthough I know that one of the monitors I was going to buy didnt support 120 HZ via HDMI but just via the Display Port. That's why I mentioned it.