Hi all, I want to known Which type of card can i put in my computer to get 2 monitor on it to support Dual-Monitor Debugging ?! Thanks All, LowRad

I think you need two cards.

JoeMont001@aol.com www.polarisoft.n3.net

Ok,

I known that i need two cards.

But i want to known which type of card that i can mix together in my Computer, without blowing my MotherBoard ...

For now i have a Banshee PCI card ...
Can i add another Vga or Svga card on a PCI ?!

Thanks in advance ...
LowRad

I have an Riva TNT2 ultra AGP and an S3 Virge PCI.
And it works just fine for me.

I think you should have no problems.

You might have to change them from place because I''m not sure if you can choose wich PCI card will be primary.

The Rock

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You only need one card wich you can tell it''s the secondary

the TNT can do that
do the S3 is your primary :/

My TNT is my primary card,
you can adjust this in the bios.

The Rock

-BAD software-

How about just plugging in one card to your system?

A Matrox G400 Dual Head, it does exactly what it says on the box, give you two heads for the price of one!

I''m currently using it, its not so hot for games (like a geforce2/tnt but it does cut the price down a fair bit!)

I was wondering about this - the list of chipsets that Microsoft has made available is laughably out of date - basically, it's the drivers on the Win98(SE) CDs, which are old and basic.

Apparently, any nVidia chipset-based card that uses a Detonator driver can do this - that is, TNT, TNT2 (Ultra/Pro/Vanta/M64), GeForce256, GeForce 2 GTS, and now the GeForce 2 MX.

Of course, you can't get PCI-based GeForce256/2 GTS cards. There's a PCI GeForce 2 MX card due soon, though, and you can get Vantas and M64s in PCI versions still, and they're very respectable 2D/3D cards for the price.

The GeForce 2 MX has 'TwinView' built-in, which allows for a staggering array of output devices to be hung off the back - CRTs, TVs, HDTVs, digital flat-panels... in combinations. It's cheap and fast, too (somewhere between GeForce256 and GeForce 2 GTS). Basically the same as Matrox's DualHead, but better

I really hope that the next high-end nVidia chipset has this, too.

TheTwistedOne
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Edited by - TheTwistedOne on July 14, 2000 10:17:04 AM

I''ll just throw in what I use since it''s more like what the original poster was asking.

I have a creative Labs Banshee PCI as my secondary. I have a VisionTek geforce AGP as my primary. Just have to flip a switch in the bios to make the agp the primary.

look at this link for more information
http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/

I am using an ATI Xpery 98 and a V3 3000, with the V3 primary. This arrangement only workse due to the fact I am using the drivers windows installs for the ATI card and not the ones on the driver disk. If you do, the ATI card will not work as a secondary. Who needs more than 2D from it anyways