In this "how-to" session we are going to look how to setup ATI's new Bezel Compensation feature for multiple monitors, you can read more about bezel management and what it is about here. Before we begin make sure you have ATI's latest Catalyst Driver 10.3, without this installed you will not see any options for Bezel Management. You will also have to have a multiple monitor setup to take advantage of this feature, preferably and Eyefinity setup. Right on to the tutorial, just follow these simple steps:
I was going to write a tutorial on how ATI's new bezel compensation feature works but I've just found this great video which covers almost everything you need to know courtesy of Widescreen Gaming Forum. Check out the above video and I will hopefully have some tutorials and explanations of bezel management by the weekend for my ATI Eyefinity section on the website. Written is always better, eh?
I'm going to be looking at ATI's latest feature for Eyefinity "Bezel Compensation", I'm also going to demonstrate what bezel compensation is and why it is beneficial.
The latest version of ATI Drivers and Catalyst Software update 10.3 preview has been leaked onto the interwebs and I'm going to take a risk to check them out for you guys. I'm mainly trying these drivers out so soon as I would love to finally have bezel management for Eyefinity game resolutions, also I haven't upgraded my drivers in a while (9.12) so I might see a fair performance gain. Continue reading to see how it all goes down:
