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Question

crimson drivers, mixed dimension amd eyefinity

Aug 17, 2016 5:18AM PDT

i have the AMD crimson drivers version 16.8.2, I've been scouring the net and i cant seem to find a way to do a mixed dimension eyefinity group( an eyefinity group with multiple resolutions)
specs
os:windows 10 prox64

cpu:fx6350, oc-ed to 4.2ghz

ram:24gb installed 20gb available.

storage: 1x250gb 2.5 850 evo(boot, os, apps)
1x120gb m2 850evo(steam)
1x500gb 3.5 sata 7200rpm
1x dvd +/- r/rw sata

mobo: asrock 990fx fatal1ty killer

psu: 1200w rosewill quark 80+ platinum
gpus: 2x asus strix r9-390 8GB

spu: creative sound-blaster z with logitech z506 speakers.

monitors
primary: acer s223hl (hdmi)
secondary: dell 170P FPV(dvi)
tertiary: sony kdl19m4000 (vga to vga/displayport adapter to card)
all connected to the primary card.

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Sorry but it appears to have prior discussions.
Aug 17, 2016 7:23AM PDT
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Aug 17, 2016 7:40AM PDT

the problem is most of the stuff online covers 15.7 or earlier using the catalyst control center i have 16.8.2 and can get an amd eyefinity group easy enough but not a mixed dimension one and cannot find a way to in my own searching any searching i have done on Google or any post referring to how to get it to give me a mixed dimension eyefinity group with the post CCC crimson software drivers.

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Versions can appear at any time
Aug 17, 2016 7:54AM PDT

And I've yet to find the version change the answer to mixed monitors. BTDT and if someone wants to read a discussion about a specific version they will have to wait or make a new discussion in the forums that dive into this.

Here I think your question is too narrow to get the right audience. Plus what I've done in the past tells me that the last year versions would behave the same.