I'd like some input as to whether an idle dream of running 3*4K displays at 60hz is actually possible.
I'm pretty new at this, so I apologise in advance for any misconceptions I may have picked up.
Let's say I have three 4K monitors, all capable of 60Hz using DisplayPort. Also three, say, Radeon R9 295X's or better.
Would this be a suitable setup for driving this?
There are two questions which immediately came to mind, which I couldn't easily search for answers to:
Obviously this would not involve Crossfire, because all the primary card's outputs would be in use, and inputs on 4K monitors other than DisplayPort are locked to 30Hz in 4K resolutions (HDMI, DVI-D). Is this correct?
Given that, can the cards actually be used this way un-Crossfire'd (one DP cable plugged into each card, going to each monitor), giving multiple monitor outputs?
Is this actually possible? The only evidence of this kind of setup is from the Extreme Windows blog
I'm pretty new at this, so I apologise in advance for any misconceptions I may have picked up.
Let's say I have three 4K monitors, all capable of 60Hz using DisplayPort. Also three, say, Radeon R9 295X's or better.
Would this be a suitable setup for driving this?
There are two questions which immediately came to mind, which I couldn't easily search for answers to:
Obviously this would not involve Crossfire, because all the primary card's outputs would be in use, and inputs on 4K monitors other than DisplayPort are locked to 30Hz in 4K resolutions (HDMI, DVI-D). Is this correct?
Given that, can the cards actually be used this way un-Crossfire'd (one DP cable plugged into each card, going to each monitor), giving multiple monitor outputs?
Is this actually possible? The only evidence of this kind of setup is from the Extreme Windows blog