R3MF 2006-02-06 02:11
I have asked this question a couple of times now, and never got a decent answer, but i'm hoping the wide availability of of nVidia 6150 boards has changed this, as well as the release of nView 3.5.
What i want to do:
> Use two 15" Dell Ultrasharp monitors on their sides (768x1024) as satellites
> With a single 20" Dell Widescreen in the centre
> Using an MSI 6150 board with DVI, and a 7800GT with 2x DVI
> I don't want any analogue connections, so i'm not interested in using the 6150 VGA
> It must be Dual-View (Triple-View) rather than Span mode due to the disparate resolutions
Q1 - Can i do this in windows with nView?
Q2 - Can i do this in Linux with Twinview?
I hope to God i can get a definate answer this time around.
Kind regards
R3MF
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R3MF 2006-02-14 01:38
no takers............?
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sakserv 2006-03-01 11:39
From what I am experiencing right now this is a no. I can't even get 2 monitors going with a 6800XT or 6600GT and the 6150... The foxconn mobo will not let me disable the onboard card and so far everytime I install any forceware driver on the others I get no display at all on the secondary monitor... This is really annoying, wish I had never bought this board.
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sakserv 2006-03-01 12:12
I was WRONG!! YAY! It works great. After 12+ hours or messing with this thing I updated the foxconn motherboard bios and all is gooooood!
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