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    AMD Crossfire On Linux?

    So I'd recently upgraded to a 7970 from my 6970, mostly as graphics always seem to get wonky in things like secondlife, but that's really more their crap threading functions (or lack of) in the client. So far no real difference, but was hoping it would bump the framebuffer from 16384 pixels to...
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    AMD Crossfire On Linux?

    Xinerama has never worked right for me trying to use it, but last time I tried I had odd paired monitors, and x really seemed to dislike that. I don't really ever consider it anymore. Interesting to know on the nvidia's, though 4 is pretty useless for gaming, 3 isn't enough (spoiled now by...
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    AMD Crossfire On Linux?

    I'd like to think so, as I've read enough of the limitations in xorg to know that Wayland is supposed to answer a lot of this, but all in all Wayland is a no-show at this point after years of promise, and everything works great in xorg until any kind of compositing kicks in. All downhill from...
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    AMD Crossfire On Linux?

    Sadly everything seems pretty variable. Hardest part is figuring out the amdcccle monitor order vs. xorg.conf, I had to draw out a mapping to make sense of it, but that was before drivers decently supported xrandr. Now it can dynamically adjust things, but I still let it rely on the xorg.conf...
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    AMD Crossfire On Linux?

    I use ubuntu. I can't use unity, as it relies on compiz, and frankly compiz does nothing but implode on itself if trying to use glx. I use cairo dock as a desktop environment from the lightdm login manager, and use a compiz switch widget to disable it. Using 6 displays then is perfect, and I...
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    AMD Crossfire On Linux?

    I wouldn't count on your motherboard supporting it. I had to upgrade my mobo when I'd gotten a 5870 as it "wanted" a 2.0, but my 1.x wouldn't run it, no vesa at boot. I now have a 2.1 mobo and upgraded from 5870 to 6970, now going to a 7970 and wondering if going to have the same issue as it...
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