On 2/3/10 11:38 PM, Ricardo Sevilla wrote:
Oh cool. I have the adc connector on the other side of the card. But if
I connected an ADC monitor to it would it slow the computer down? I
would figure that an extra PCI video card driving another monitor would
run faster right?
Why would an ADC
So for me to have just about everything that I have right now but with
two monitors I need a different video card?
The reason I say it would slow it down is because instead of one
monitor being powered by 32 mb, Now there are 2 monitors being
powered by 32 mb.
Why would an ADC monitor
On Feb 4, 2010, at 12:09 AM, Clark Martin wrote:
On 2/3/10 11:38 PM, Ricardo Sevilla wrote:
Oh cool. I have the adc connector on the other side of the card. But if
I connected an ADC monitor to it would it slow the computer down? I
would figure that an extra PCI video card driving another
On Feb 4, 2010, at 12:38 AM, Ricardo Sevilla wrote:
Oh cool. I have the adc connector on the other side of the card. But
if I connected an ADC monitor to it would it slow the computer
down? I would figure that an extra PCI video card driving another
monitor would run faster right?
No,
On 2/4/10 5:36 AM, Kasey Smith wrote:
Erm, get an ADC to DVI adaptor?
Last I looked those were more expensive than a video card.
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On 2/4/10 12:25 AM, Ricardo Sevilla wrote:
So for me to have just about everything that I have right now but with
two monitors I need a different video card?
The reason I say it would slow it down is because instead of one monitor
being powered by 32 mb, Now there are 2 monitors being powered by
Thats not entirely true, my Mac here with dual screens didn't slow
down at all, and the second card actually ran faster than the one in
the graphics-dedicated PCI slot (both cards are Rage 128 cards, the
main one has a DVD decoder)
On Feb 4, 2010, at 8:57 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Feb
Hello I was wondering how I could add a second monitor to my
Quicksilver. I have the original card in there right now and it is
connected to a Viewsonic monitor via the dvi connector but I wanted to
know what other card I could put into the next slot underneath it to
add a second monitor.
On 2/3/10 10:55 PM, Ricardo Sevilla wrote:
Hello I was wondering how I could add a second monitor to my
Quicksilver. I have the original card in there right now and it is
connected to a Viewsonic monitor via the dvi connector but I wanted to
know what other card I could put into the next slot
Oh cool. I have the adc connector on the other side of the card. But
if I connected an ADC monitor to it would it slow the computer down?
I would figure that an extra PCI video card driving another monitor
would run faster right?
On Feb 3, 2010, at 11:25 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
On 2/3/10
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