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Multiple Monitors - 3 separate video cards... anyone?
My main systems speed is starting to bug me now.
It's a P4 1.4, 1gig rambus ram, a Geforce 2MX (64 megs I think) & two extra Matrox Millenium II cards with 16 megs ram each. It's connected to 3 big flat panel LCD's. My main dislike with this system is when I drag a screen from one LCD to another, it takes like 1/2 to 1 second to display on the new screen. This must be something with the matrox cards. But it gives me the feeling that the system is slow or bogged down, when I know it isn't. I would get a dual head or quad head card, in fact I tried once, and I had no-solution hardware conflicts on this system... I would rather run individual cards anyway actually. Problem is you only get one AGP slot.. so then you have to go find 2 more really good PCI cards. And I *never* do any 3D gaming on this sytem. I have another box for that. I don't suppose anyone runs a system like this... 3 separate video cards? |
Nope,
But you can get the Asus Geforce FX 5600, has dual DVI outpus and then throw in a Second PCI/DVI vid card. Works flawless ! Running 3 Dell 19" Flatpanels.. And if you're not running all DVI outputs, I highly recommend you switch. The increase in clarity is impressive. |
What I've also found is get 2 PCI video cards that come with the SGI 550i & 2 widescreen flatpannels. Use that, thats 3 monitors in two meant for video and graphics editing. Not too expencive anymore.
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post a pic of your setup
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