Be jealous, [H]ard|OCP tested a Radeon HD 6990+6970 CrossFireX setup with three 24" Dell 2408WFP. Of course, the GPU subsystem its self will run you about $1000 without even looking at the displays. However if you really have a burning need to play DX11 games at 5760×1200 with everything turned up to max, then this is your best and most economical choice.
"What happens when you take an AMD Radeon HD 6990 and add a Radeon HD 6970 to it for 3-way GPU CrossFireX performance? We compare this configuration directly to GeForce GTX 580 SLI a multi- monitor setup at high resolutions. TriFire in all its Eyefinity glory! Along with one new DX11 game."
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