Searching for new graphics card

[TRSS]

Since the search functions of my local dealers' websites suck, I cannot find graphics cards that fit my requirements: I would like to get a graphics card that supports Eyefinity and features two DVI-I dual link ports. Simply as that.

Sounds like being easy to look for but even when requesting information per e-mail from the local storages, I don't get a proper answer to my question so I need your support, guys.

thanks for any tips

 

[LukaBoki]

Budget?

 

[LukaBoki]

I was asking what is your budget.
Cuz I probably can't suggest you to get a 295x2,right?

 

[TRSS]

I was asking what is your budget.
Cuz I probably can't suggest you to get a 295x2,right?

because that would not meet my requirements and should be considered trolling then

 

[LukaBoki]

-_-
Anyway,what CPU and GPU are you using?

 

[legend001523]

Errmmaaaguuddd how much do you want to spend, simple question, answer that and we'll answer the question

 

[Joshua Martin]

We also need your computer specs. Mobo, PSU, CPU, etc..

 

[TRSS]

Ok, guys - see it this way: If I attempted to ask somebody to make a list of modern graphics cards that feature eyefinity and two dvi-i dual link ports, what had this to do with me?

Why do you ask me what components I use or how much money I have? This has nothing to do with my question.

 

[LukaBoki]

AMD R9 series of cards support Eyefinity,GTX cards don't.

 

[legend001523]

Because there are cards ranging from $100-$1000 that do what you want, so we need to know how much you can spend so that we can tell you which one will fit in your budget

 

[TRSS]

Because there are cards ranging from $100-$1000 that do what you want, so we need to know how much you can spend so that we can tell you which one will fit in your budget

So you imply that you know specific cards that meet my requirements? Why don't you tell me then? That is all what I would like to know.

My life is nobody's but mine business. I am just asking for a favour (work for no money in some way) but perhaps you have some spare time to help some random dude in your life out. If you expect something in exchange, I can tell you exciting stories to cheer you up but what you ask for is not needed in any way.

Thanks a lot for your time and efforts

 

[Joshua Martin]

You should be a little more polite to people trying to help you...

Either way, different GPU's need different requirements to be met.
They need a budget so they can help you pick one instead of spending $1000 on a GPU.
We could recommend a GPU that needs 290w on a PSU and you could only have a 350w.
That would be bad news...

So, again... tell us the amount of money your willing to spend on the card and the type of PSU, MOBO, and CPU you have and we can help.

 

[LukaBoki]

As I said,AMD Graphics cards from the R7 260 and up support Eyefinity

 

[TRSS]

Tell us your the money your will to spend on the card and the type of PSU, MOBO, and CPU you have and we can help.

That means this is the wrong place to ask for because you want to hear things that are not need in any way to fulfill my request. I might have to ask somewhere else because simple things have to be done on somebody's own obviously.

I didn't think I was that complicated to others.

 

[legend001523]

Any amd card with a r at the start will work.

 

[Joshua Martin]

😵

 

[LukaBoki]

@TRSS You should be more polite and answer the questions we ask.We want to help you,but we can't do it without you.
BTW,I have answered your question.TWO TIMES. Look up.

 

[TRSS]

Any amd card with a r at the start will work.

My AMD card has a R too but doesn't work. You might want to reconsider your replies.

 

[Mousemonkey]

AMD R9 series of cards support Eyefinity,GTX cards don't.

Tell us your the money your will to spend on the card and the type of PSU, MOBO, and CPU you have and we can help.

That means this is the wrong place to ask for because you want to hear things that are not need in any way to fulfill my request. I might have to ask somewhere else because simple things have to be done on somebody's own obviously.

I didn't think I was that complicated to others.

Your question was answered ages ago, what's the problem? Just go and buy an AMD card and you're set.