Valve has done it again with Team Fortress 2, it generally works great out of the box with ATI Eyefinity but there are a few issues which can be off putting but defiantly aren't a deal breaker. All the menus work great the same as all the other Valve game I have tired with the loading screens centering and all the floaty steam like windows that Valve games use work across all 3 screens. Once in a game there is a few issues with the HUD and server display not aligning correctly to standard 16:10/16:9 aspect ratios, so some overlays can be off centre (fix for this after the bump). 

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.

Just a quick little article here. Thought some people might like some huge triple screen backgrounds from Just Cause 2 demo, some great scenery to be seen, I can't wait to see what the full game will produce. Read More to enjoy multiple views from the new island:

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: