Can I calibrate all my 3 monitor to match on same computer?
1281339
Yes because the device calibrates it to match a standard calibration. So what you see is what other's see when they have also calibrated. Therefore it will calibrate them all to the same standard.
1281340
You can calibrate your three monitors; however, the question you need to answer is; do all three monitors have the same screen? If yes it is easy, if not you have a challenge regardless of which system you are using.
1325426
I used it to calibrate my desktop and laptop with no problems. If you want constant monitoring for light you have to have the device connected to that computer.
1775045
Nope! All you need is a graphics card with the power to push three monitors. There is a splice style cable that can hook all three monitors to one graphics card. Depending on what type of monitors your talking about, resolution and size of the monitor will play into what type of GPU you will need to push all three. 3 2560 x 1440 or more in resolution will require more graphics horsepower. If you have the money, I would go with a Titan but they are pricey. Make sure you are checking the specifications on the monitors and matching it to the GPUs ability.
1462563
You will be mirroring the displays, not extending them. All monitors will have the same content.
1175839
A single GTX 670 can do a 3-way-monitor setup into one viewing surface, as long as the monitors have the same resolution, refresh rate, and sync polarity. You could mix and match, but it might not work, and if it does you might encounter problems.
239884
Yes. It's only half, but IMO, the important half of the solution. It allows you to easily calibrate your monitor to an objective standard. So what you see on the monitor should look correct on other monitors and by using the correct printer profile, should look good on a printer. It does not allow you to make new printer profiles. For that you'll need to also get their printer calibrator. If it's in your budget, get the set.But in my experience, this gets you close enough that small adjustments will get you what you want, except maybe in critical color match situations.
192152
I'm not sure because I only use 3 monitors. There IS a selection to duplicate the display on monitors 1 AND 2, OR on monitors 1 AND 3. I don't know if you'd have the selection you want if 4 monitors were connected. I'd suggest that you email the manufacturer directly at support@visiontek.com and ask your question. Their website is at http://www.visiontek.com.
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I've used this device to calibrate the monitors on three different computers of mine (a laptop, and both home and office desktop computers). The Spyder4Express can be used on an unlimited number of computers. It will, however, only calibrate ONE monitor on each computer. If you're using a multi-monitor setup, you should get the pro version, which can do multiple monitors per computer (among other things).
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Yep, Eyefinity is highly configurable. I prefer three monitors (I use 3x1680x1050), but I believe this card supports more. See http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/MultimonitorFAQ.aspx
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Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup. It's the computer configuration itself you need to have setup right.) Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup.... » Read More Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup. It's the computer configuration itself you need to have setup right.) « Show Less
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Unfortunately no answer would really help you. Everyone views different colors/shades on their own monitors.
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You most definitely can. In a matter of fact. I have 3 Dell monitors as well. Keep in mind that you will have to get a DVI-I splitter in order to split one of your DVI inputs.
135802
No. This will show the same thing on both screens. You need a video card with dual outputs to do what you want.
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The Dell U2413's native calibration software works only with X Rite i1 Display Pro calibrator. I realize that does not fully answer your question, but that's all I got.
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no it will not work, you will need to purchase an **active** display-port adapter in order to do 3 monitors. Atleast one of your 3 monitors will need to be set up with an active port and the other two can be hooked up with any other type of connection.
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Sure does, I'm running 3 at 5760x1080. It will support up to 4 monitors total.
192151
Yes, you could easily do that. You would tell monitor 1 and 2 to use "extended desktop" then tell 3 to duplicate 1 and tell 4 to duplicate 2. I just checked the settings on the one I'm using right now and it works just like you say. You would just need longer cables to reach the other location.