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Triple Monitors Configuration (Reply to this comment)
by adough
Helpful explanation there, thank you. But I would like you to tell if it's possible to setup and configure three monitors such that:
a. I can drag objects across the three screens
b. Have two of the monitors synchronized to display same object and the third screen display separate object following your explanation.
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Jan 30, 2011
12:26 pm PST
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Other options (Reply to this comment)
by wresnick
An alternative to PCMCIA is a USB video card. There are several available, are generally cheaper than a PCMCIA card, and users rate their performance anywhere from adequate to excellent. IOGEAR and Tritton are examples, and the newer ones go up to 1280x1024, 32bit.
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Apr 18, 2007
1:58 pm PDT
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nice, but how about some card ideas? (Reply to this comment)
by araczynski
the basic problem with setting up something significant (i.e. more then 2 measly monitors) is finding compatible PCI adapters that will work as secondary adapters. Microsoft had a list of cards that worked in this mode, but i haven't been able to find it again.
I use an older matrox millenium pci to use a 3rd monitor, looking to expand to a 4th, just not sure if there's something perhaps a little better then teh matrox, or if i should just stick with it for the other card... its only 10 bucks shipped ;)
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Nov 15, 2005
9:17 am PST
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It is sooo much easier... (Reply to this comment)
by Gr8ful
than it used to be. I remember trying to set up dual monitors on a Windows 98 system and getting frustrated with ATI, Compaq and Bill Gates.
Gr8ful :-)
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Jul 12, 2005
10:02 pm PDT
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