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You might have heard about Eyefinity. This is a new technology by AMD and the same is available with AMD's DirectX 11 graphics cards. The new GPU with this have some six independent videos on your table. I need the best games which supports this technology. I think almost all types of new games might support this but if anyone has worked on this then which is best one. What are the limitation of this technology.
There are lots of games for that. Like Aliens vs.. Predator which must be run on Windows 7 64-Bit Edition for better support. Battlefield Bad Company 2 is another best choice for Eyefinity. Other than this you can play Dawn of War 2: Chaos Rising, Dirt 2, Dragon Age: Origins, Assassin's Creed 2, AVATAR, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight, etc. There is option mentioned as Eyefinity ready on the game.
Typically, a graphics card can drive than traditional two screens independently. Problem, playing with two screens, this is not what is most convenient, especially in a shooting game where the focus is found just to the physical separation screens. To drive three screens, AMD's architecture review of its graphics chips and integrated management of multiple independent outputs. The setup of this is quiet messy.
There are other options two instead of going for costly Eyefinity support. For that you can go for cross file support. The Radeon HD 5770, Radeon HD 5850 and 5870 comes with two DVI and a DisplayPort connector support. They are best suitable and the connection made from that is also quiet easy.
In its three-screen setup, Eyefinity AMD technology allows for an extension of the player's field of view horizontally, whereas with six screens, the field of vision is expanded both vertically and horizontally. However, as can be seen below, AMD supports other combination of displays, including four screens, the fourth screen is then used in enhanced mode. Games like Tom Clancy's HAWX, Team Fortress 2 and World of Warcraft looks well on this.
Eyefinity is a bit costly term. And for those who are afraid of not having enough power with one card, it is still possible to move towards a solution that allows CrossFireX to couple up to four cards together. ATI so clearly addresses the multi-screen while NVIDIA chose instead the path of 3D. This can easily extend any application on two or three screens, which was not possible before.
AMD's documentation is clear on this subject, each card can use a maximum of two output VGA / DVI or HDMI output and a DP. When using a three-screen setup, the frequencies are managed so that the output DP can be used to output a signal DP. To have a other output adapter must be absolutely active. The problem here is the cost of these adapters.It is still possible to use two Radeon HD CrossFireX.