Any rumours regarding Keplar GPU outputs?

[two00lbwaster]

Currently driving three monitors on nVIDIA hardware in 3d requires two cards SLI'd together; because they hacked the functionality in in response to Eyefinity.

I was just wondering if any of the rumours going around mentioned multiple display outputs greater than two? I'm getting 3 x Dell U2312HM monitors soon and I play BF3, so I should be able to get a cheaper GK104 chip that will compete well with the HD79x0 series in this game.

All I have been able to find is an old article here

 

[ALXAndy]

You didn't look very hard.

Brown did not mention anything about the rumor which says, Kepler will be coming with native multi-monitor technology vs Eyefinity, which may be launched as a new version of its current Nvidia Surround technology, which currently requires using 2 GeForce video card to display games, videos and applications to 3 monitors. The new incarnation of Kepler Surround technology will use 3 to 5 monitors without requiring a 2nd board and eliminate the need for third-party chips to achieve this function. It should be remembered that manufacturers like Galaxy/KFA2 offer solutions based on Nvidia GPUs with support for 3, 4 and 5 monitors, but this is possible with ViewXpand VMM 1400/1402 chip, which is not a native capacity of the current Nvidia GPUs .
Conclusions on Release Date

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum...r-news-rumors-releases-reviews-technical-data

 

[two00lbwaster]

Thanks, and it wasn't really that I didn't look very hard, I just didn't remember that the nVIDIA terminology was nVIDIA Surround technology. I was searching google with the following search term (although I'd tried numerous variations on that):
'nvidia 600 series triple display'