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Rich 2002-08-18 16:29
I need some advice on setting up 3-4 CRTs on a desktop PC. I am wanting to avoid having to purchase a number of display cards to drive these monitors.
I have heard a lot of talk lately about the new DVI standards, but i have little solid evidence on how DVI can drive the older old CRTs.
Any info about physicaly connecting CRTs to DVI-i would be of great help?
There are also a number of external display splitting devices, that connect up to a standard vga 15 pin video output.
Has anyone had expereince using these external boxes?
Does anyone want to outline the differences between digital and analog display splitting?
THANX
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Stu 2002-08-21 23:02
If you want the quickest, easiest and probably cheapest method to do this, get a Matrox Parhelia. It'll support Triplehead (ie 3 monitors) straight out of the box.
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XtremeAzzKicker 2002-09-09 05:28
You can also check out the matrox the Matrox G200 MMS suports 4 monitors on one card....but don't plan to do any real gaming on it....mainly a 2d card
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