I want to run 3 monitors - help
 

I want to setup just like this:

http://www.wtfmedia.com/temp/desktop1.jpg

Currently I have a 24" widescreen on my left, and a 21" widscreen on my right. Have another identical 21" widescreen sitting in the closet. My videocard (nvidia 9800gt) only has 2 outputs.

How do I do this?

You just add another card in your box:)

one dual card, one single card. :)

shouldnt be an issue at all.

if your computer only has 1 PCIX slot simply buy a PCI video card

Help... they're taking over...

checkout a sidecar or external monitor multiplier.. then you dont have to getting extra card every time you get a new computer....

For the optimal result, I recommend you use ATI based cards. The latest HydraVision version is miles ahead of the rest


Setupguide for ATI http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon...ws/3mon_rad9k/
Setupguide for Geforce http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/reviews/3mon_gf4/

those look like good tits from a distance

Ok, just grabbed a PCI Nvidia 8400GS, 512MB DDR onboard, to go along with with my nvidia 9800GT

Sure hope this works, I'll be installing it later this evening.

Any news yet, or is it not 'the evening' in America yet ?

get a matrox triplehead
http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/

http://thsrv.com/hl/http://www.hotha...-3-way-sli.jpg

How about room for 6?

Damn! You have a load of monitors there.

I just got a boner... :Oh crap

if your computer is a bit older, you might not have room for another video card unless it is a PCI (i think thats the name) card which kinda suck for graphics.

If its newer, you should be able to get another pci express card in no problem, but dont be cheap or you will regret it.

If neither work, try the dual monitor thing from matrox - google it, sorry i dont have the link

What if I hook up a http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/ on these 6 ports?
Can I get 12 screens up ?
that would be really really really mega fucking extra cool

Just wondering if it worked?:)

exactly, and run ultramon.

I've had 3 widescreens setup for a couple of years now, setup was easy.