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Re: Setting up TwinView
Two the best of my knowledge, nvidia cards that support twin view come
with two monitor outputs. For example, my card (GeForce 3 Ti) comes with
a standard VGA output, as well as a DVI (digital output, for high
quality flatscreen displays) output. To use twin view, I would have to
purchase a DVI to VGA converter, which would give me two VGA outputs to
two VGA monitors. My guess is that if you don't have two monitor outputs
(be it 2 VGA, or 1 VGA and 1 DVI) you will not be able to take advantage
of twinview (and I'm pretty sure that only certain cards advertise this
feature).
Jason
On Wed, 02 Jan 2002, jeff hill wrote:
> Hi people.
> I`ve just installed an nVidia GeForce2 MX pci card which is excellent.I would
> like to try out the TwinView capability it offers,but there is only one
> monitor socket on the card.
> Do I have to purchase another nVidia card or is there a way of attaching 2
> monitors to the single outlet on the card.
> If I need a second nVidia card---does it need to be a pci or agp card or
> either?
> As you can guess,I`m slightly confused about what to do here----ANY help
> would be most appreciated.
> Many thanks,
> jeff
>
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