Question 1

Is this card compatable with a Dell 780 Optiplex and can I run 3 DVI monitors?

Accepted Answer

I am using two of these cards in a dell optiplex to run 8 DVI monitors. I have only run into two issues so far: the control software that came with the cards wanted to number the monitors differently than the system and was disused, and there is some ghosting on the desktop monitor regardless of which monitor was used for that purpose. I may have a refresh rate issue there.

Question 2

Do the drivers support windows 7 x64?

Accepted Answer

Have had it for a month and a half. Was working fine until the last few weeks. I installed the card in a New Dell XPS Desktop. Had a little bit of an issue getting the XPS to recognize the card as it came with an Aux card already. Sorted that out but now seem to be having driver issues. The four screens will go blank and then come back up with an error message saying that the system has recovered from an AMD display driver issue. All of my drivers are up to date so I don't really know what is causing the issue, the card or the XPS.

Question 3

can it work on HP pavilion s5-1224 computer?

Accepted Answer

Does the computer's mobo have a PCIe slot?

Question 4

Does this extend the display up to 4 monitors, or does it simply mirror the primary display on the other 3?

Accepted Answer

Extend, mirror or combinations of both. Don't recommend on a xp machine. The driver works when it feels like it.  Win7 no issues. Have not tries on 8.

Question 5

An employee at our company currently has two monitors at different desks which are mirrored so she can stand at one and sit at the other.  She wants to go to "dual" monitors meaning two at each desk (total of four).  Is it possible to extend the display across two of the screens and then mirror to the other two?  All monitors will be the same resolution.

Accepted Answer

I just tested this, and yes, it will do this configuration!

Question 6

Are 4 screens supported under Linux?  Which distros?

T3

Accepted Answer

Sorry, I am operating Windows 7 and cannot answer your question regarding Linux support.

Question 7

Is the card compatible with Windows 8.1?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

Question 8

I have this running 4 DVI montiors no problem, but cannot enable a monitor on the DisplayPort, even if I disable other monitors... any thoughts?

Accepted Answer

Sorry, but I have no experience with your set up.

Question 9

What is the highest resolution that the Jaton Video-PX369-Quad Radeon HD 6570 card will support?  Also is the card compatible with Win XP SP2, related to drivers, etc.?

Accepted Answer

My 3 three monitors only go to max of 1208 x 1024, but I am sure that the card will support a higher rez.

I am running Windows 7 with no issues, but I am not sure about other operating systems.

You should check with the manufacturer about both of your questions.

Brand	JATON
Model	Video-PX369-QUAD

Memory Size	1GB
Memory Interface	128-Bit
Memory Type	DDR3

DirectX	DirectX 11.1
OpenGL	OpenGL 4.2

Eyefinity Support	Yes
Cooler	With Fan
System Requirements	400 watt or greater power supply recommended.

Form Factor	Low Profile Ready
Low Profile Bracket Included	Yes
Slot Width	Single Slot

JATON Radeon HD 6570 1GB DDR3 PCI Express x16 Low Profile Ready Graphics Card Video-PX369-QUAD

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DisplayPort	1 x Mini DisplayPort
DVI	4 x DVI

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