PowerColor Introduces DisplayPort to Single Link DVI Adaptor to Help Eyefinity Setups

Wednesday, August 25 2010

TUL Corporation, a leading manufacturer of AMD graphics cards, today announces an adaptor to make utilizing Eyefinity technology even easier. The PowerColor Active DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI-D adaptor, enables the multi-display ability through 3 DVI monitors.

The PowerColor Active DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI-D adaptor supports resolutions up to 1920x1200 (WUXGA) and 1080p HDTV, fully compliant to both DPCP and HDCP to ensure the full compatibility and successful transmission of video content. Furthermore, the adaptor supports up to 32-bit color depths which delivers the flexibility to meet the needs of most display applications.

ATI's Eyefinity technology features expandable view across multiple displays, not only delivering the lifelike gaming experience through these monitors, but also enhancing the productivity to get more things done in the same time. Through the PowerColor Active DisplayPort to Single-Link DVI-D adaptor, gamers can take advantage of the latest Eyefinity technology without a DisplayPort monitor, easily optimizing their entertained experience and productivity through 3 DVI monitors without any software to install. For more information, visit this page.

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User comments

by HillBeast (August 25th - 11:00 AM) - Reply

These have been around for years. What's special about this one?

by inferKNOX (August 25th - 11:23 AM) - Reply

by: HillBeast
These have been around for years. What's special about this one?

That PowerColor gets your money instead now, lol!:laugh:

But seriously though, this one looks nice and compact + it's to DVI instead of VGA.
Only worth it if it cost ~US$20, like the DP->VGA adapters though (some of which work up to 1920x1200). Not gonna pay 100 bucks for nothing, just because it's a different port.:nutkick:

by pr0n Inspector (August 25th - 11:59 AM) - Reply

This dead simple adapter should come with all eyefinity capable cards at no extra cost.:shadedshu

by inferKNOX (August 25th - 12:36 PM) - Reply

by: pr0n Inspector
This dead simple adapter should come with all eyefinity capable cards at no extra cost.:shadedshu

Yeah, if PowerColor sold their cards with this for no extra cost, I'd buy one.
I think there just was no such thing when the HD5000s were originally released, thus them not including them with from the start.:ohwell:

by HillBeast (August 25th - 1:04 PM) - Reply

by: inferKNOX
Yeah, if PowerColor sold their cards with this for no extra cost, I'd buy one.
I think there just was no such thing when the HD5000s were originally released, thus them not including them with from the start.:ohwell:

Well that's why Sapphire made the 5770 Flex, which has the adapters with it and doesn't actually need active adapters, but yeah I totally agree. We paid a buckload for the likes of 5870s. I can't see why they couldn't throw in a $5 (that's probably how much it's actually worth) for free in the box.

by jcgeny (August 25th - 1:05 PM) - Reply

it should be heavy for the little plastic connector of the hd5k , i would have like them to make an extra-large connector that would screw&connect on the two dvi of the 5970 . one dvi being tagged to say where is the connector outputting the sound with use of hdmi connector .
for the eye6 infinity then someting like the powerjack

the HDMI plug i found is at
http://www.mclsamar.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=CG-291

it was long to see adaptators for the hd5k mini connector .

by avatar_raq (August 25th - 10:51 PM) - Reply

I wonder how this thing works. From what i understand active adapters need extra power through a USB connection which is absent in the pic....And the power is needed to convert the signal into properly clocked fully-fledged digital signal. I dunno I might be wrong.

by pr0n Inspector (August 26th - 1:18 AM) - Reply

by: avatar_raq
I wonder how this thing works. From what i understand active adapters need extra power through a USB connection which is absent in the pic....And the power is needed to convert the signal into properly clocked fully-fledged digital signal. I dunno I might be wrong.

IIRC AMD/ATI figured out a way to output single link DVI signals through the DP port.

by inferKNOX (August 30th - 4:56 PM) - Reply

Where on earth can you find this thing to buy?!
I can't find it for sale anywhere!:wtf:

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