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November 1st, 2011, 14:18 GMT · By

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16,000 x 16,000 Resolutions Now Supported by AMD

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We already spoke about the AMD Catalyst Display Driver 11.10, (we caught it even before the change log showed up), but there is one thing that should be mentioned in particular.

That one thing isn't how the package incorporated the fixes of the Catalyst 11.10 V3 preview, nor is it the fact that the 11.9 CAP4 Catalyst Application Profiles should be installed alongside it.

Not that these aren't highly relevant facts, of course, but there is little doubt that the maximum supported resolution of Radeon HD 6000 cards might floor some people in comparison.

Though only six-display (5+1) Eyefinity setups will actually support it, it is worth mentioning that the maximum resolution is now 16,000 x 16,000 pixels.

As a bonus, it is also possible to compensate for bezel thickness when the displays used are mismatched in that regard.

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