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Thats a bit odd. I have three different 5770's and they all worked identically. No issues with not respecting the monitor boundary.
However I only use DVI ports. I can drive two monitors off the two DVI ports on one 5770 and a single larger monitor off the single DVI port on the Apple 5770. All of this worked out of the box with no kexts at all. I didn't have to do anything to make them work and no extra config afterwards. Fans were fine.
I also turned off the on-board Intel Graphics as it significantly slowed things down with FCP X.
My motherboard is a Gigabute X87X UD3H and it was a painless install with no flags needed either.
FCP X works very well with the two 5770s. Again no extra configuration (or any configuration) needed.
I will have to check what its displayed as in my Mac. I have a feeling the Apple one comes up as a 5000 as well, but am away from the computer at the moment.
Rob.
However I only use DVI ports. I can drive two monitors off the two DVI ports on one 5770 and a single larger monitor off the single DVI port on the Apple 5770. All of this worked out of the box with no kexts at all. I didn't have to do anything to make them work and no extra config afterwards. Fans were fine.
I also turned off the on-board Intel Graphics as it significantly slowed things down with FCP X.
My motherboard is a Gigabute X87X UD3H and it was a painless install with no flags needed either.
FCP X works very well with the two 5770s. Again no extra configuration (or any configuration) needed.
I will have to check what its displayed as in my Mac. I have a feeling the Apple one comes up as a 5000 as well, but am away from the computer at the moment.
Rob.