I'm not "calling you out" anymore than addressing someone thats responding to my thread. I'm also one of your readers.
Do we have to reach a quorum here before we are aloud to complain about something?
You specifically told me to read forums and not rely on reviewers.
I'm not using the preview CCC, apparently it doesn't support the 69x0 cards. I've tried the 10:12's and th 10:12 hotfix drivers, both with the same result.
I'd also appreciate it if you could dial back the attitude and maybe the use of bold. It doesn't strengthen your argument and certainly doesn't help solve my problem.
No attitude on my part; the BOLD is something i have used consistently in my posts for many years when there are multiple issues to address with another poster without confusion.
You on the other hand are confrontational, argumentative and angry and you are dumping everything on me.
Let me try for the
last time and then i am going to leave this thread because i am already repeating myself and it is counterproductive.
YOU are the UNIQUE person on this huge forum with many thousands of members in many months who brought it up - so it is not "common". The people with your same issues, workaround (like i suggested) - or they put up with it .
It has been somewhat addressed by Nvidia and AMD with updated drivers; so they are aware of it and they are both working on it. But your 2 mismatched displays are not their priority.
OTHER *major* tech sites have already addressed this issue; try search. You missed it; not my fault. Gaming is my focus and i never use mismatched LCDs like you do for productivity. i use either one 2560x1600 display or three screens at the same resolution for eyefinity and Surround gaming.
When i did try mismatched displays, i did not get your extreme results. It would not annoy me like it does you, so i never bother to take it further. It is a well-known issue (outside this forum until now).
Maybe you could try an earlier driver. i have nothing further to suggest other than to return your card if you can't live with it or workaround. And now AnandTech Video forum knows all about it so you have provided a useful user experience for others in the same boat.
i got to go to work. Good luck and aloha.