-=PCTechTalk=- Re: What does Dual DVI connectors on a graphic card do?
- From: "David T.W. Chun" <dtwchun@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:45:44 -0400
Thanks Bluebelle,
I've forwarded the information to my friend.
David
Bluebelle wrote:
> It will support 2 TFT/LCD/flat panel monitors with DVI connections. There
> should be one adapter included to hook up a CRT monitor to one of the DVI
> connectors for use until you purchase a second DVI monitor. I suppose you
> could buy another adapter if you wanted to run 2 CRT monitors for awhile.
> Check the info about what is supplied with the card.
> The second screen is just an extension of your first screen. You can shift a
> window from one screen to the other screen with your mouse. So you can have
> one program running in full view in one screen and another program in full
> view in the other screen or partway or as many windows as you can fit in the
> two screens open. <G>
> Windows xP supports multiple screens.
> Just my opinion but I prefer Dell's Ultra Sharp LCD flat monitors.
> Here is some info about DIV and analog, etc.
>
> http://www.pacificcable.com/DVI_Tutorial.htm
>
> Bluebelle
>
>
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>
>>Hi!
>>
>>A friend is looking at the ABIT RX800 XL-256EDVIO video card and he was
>>confused about one of the specifications. "Does dual DVI connectors on
>>a graphic card mean it will support 2 monitors with seperate images?" I
>>guess I'm interested in this also because eventually I plan to
>>upgrade/rebuild my home/office computer to use 2 or 3 monitors so I can
>>work on and transfer data between different applications. Any
>>clarification would be appreciated.
>>
>>David
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