BentRod
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So Bent, do you use two cards to support multiple screens?
2.) how do i accurately match the card to the mobo?
3.) when you power up, do you need to change anything in the initial setup?
4.) do i need any drivers for the new card?
The other thing i found interesting is that when i went to the tech market today, the sales guys (mostly PC geeks and Uni students) would not believe that the PC would run two cards simultaneously. Basically they have nver heard of running anymore than two screens. This market is huge, like two or three buildings and several floors on each, all electronics and gadgets.
Well the video card was 400 RMB, or about 80 AUD,
Let me know what you want prices for Bent and i'll check tomorrow
What sort of card is it??
If you get a chance, ask them if they can get an MSI DIVA LIVE 5.1 motherboard???
No one in Australia can get them and only a couple of places in the US has them but they won't ship here.
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=proddesc&prod_no=1654&maincat_no=134
I'll ask them about the Mobo,
Its a "Colorful" GeForce series PCIe graphics card.
What model Geforce...8800gt???
I was recently looking at getting a 9800GTX (i think) but the mobo i wanted (phenom 4 9550) is sold out across Aus
GeForce 9400GT-GD2 CV
CanOz
The phenom 9950 is a CPU not a motherboard.:
You should be able to get them cheaper now as the new Phenom II 920 and 940 just came out in the last few weeks.
9800GTX is a good card!
Just one possible prob with using a Graphic PCI card. They are probably old tech. You may find the odd problem running games or stuff.
Just a thought.
If you are just adding screens for the sake of data display (not playing games with huge frames per second refresh rate requirements) what is to stop you from using old PCI (32 bit) video cards which were the standard before vga?
If you are just adding screens for the sake of data display (not playing games with huge frames per second refresh rate requirements) what is to stop you from using old PCI (32 bit) video cards which were the standard before vga?
I run quad Dell 24's but my Motherboard has twin PCI-Ex16 slots so I use two cards like the one you bought.
Some don't support wide screen formats that most LCD are in.
It may just be me but if my business had only 1 piece of relatively inexpensive equipment I wouldn't be looking at saving $50 on it to end up with 10 year old tech
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