Hi,Anyone having trouble getting the published resolution of 5040x1050 (3x1680x1050) with Matrox TripleHead2Go?. I have the following and I'm unable to acheive this resolution.1. 1-TripleHead2Go (Digital Edition)2. 1-Nvidia 285GTX video board (dual-link DVI output)3. 3-Samsung SyncMaster T260HD monitorsTheir latest software shows a resolution of 3 1280x1024 @60Hz and I'm unable to go any higher. The resolutions on the left side of their menu shows the following1366x768 601440x900 601680x1050 571680x1050 60Yet all these options have a check next to them and they are unselectable. All I keep getting is a Windows error (Windows 7 64bit).Thanks

Sounds like your displays are configured for clone mode rather than horizontal spanning.

Not sure if this helps at all but wasn't there also some issue with displays that were set at 59HZ rather than 60HZ that interfeared?Link is just general compatibilty list for reference stuff:http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/...xm/resolutions/

Hi Paul,My system meets all the requirements shown on the referenced page, not sure whats going on. Guess I'll call Matrox tomorrow.

Not sure if this helps at all but wasn't there also some issue with displays that were set at 59HZ rather than 60HZ that interfeared?Link is just general compatibilty list for reference stuff:http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/support/...xm/resolutions/

I got it to work under certain conditions regarding driver/firmwareNvidia Vista64 182.05 DriversMatrox Firmware: VXP2K.THDE.v.2.3.40.t6.52-------------------Then you have to install the resolution in the GXM and restart and voila'BTW it only works in DX9 and it's totally worth it.

If this is not a DP version You have a DVI interface a bottleneck. It cannot stand more than 5040x1050 57HzThe last parameter is most important here - make sure, Your displays can work at lowered refresh rate than standart

What driver version are you using? I was unable to obtain my highest resolution, 4320x900 until the newer 195 + series Nvidia drivers. Before that I could only get to that resolution with the original Win 7 drivers that came at release time.

The problem is the refresh rate - follow this link and you will have no problems....http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum...=59&t=17827

If this is not a DP version You have a DVI interface a bottleneck. It cannot stand more than 5040x1050 57HzThe last parameter is most important here - make sure, Your displays can work at lowered refresh rate than standart

Refreshrate, Thats what I was thinking, but I reversed the figures,.....Glad someone knows what they are talking about... :(

Hi,That fixed the problem, I'm now running at 5040x1050x32.Thanks

The problem is the refresh rate - follow this link and you will have no problems....http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum...=59&t=17827

Hi,That fixed the problem, I'm now running at 5040x1050x32.Thanks

Great - glad I could help - Someday NVidia will get the driver working properly.

Hi,That is not true, I'm running at 5040x1050x32 @ 59.400Hz.

If this is not a DP version You have a DVI interface a bottleneck. It cannot stand more than 5040x1050 57HzThe last parameter is most important here - make sure, Your displays can work at lowered refresh rate than standart