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Thanks: I hadn't had a chance to break down my existing system and try it until this evening. The Navidia monitor utility that came with the cards offers the same choices, but would not allow me to stack one above the other, only rearrange them in a line. The window in question was...

I chose these cards specifically because I was confident that they would handle my 4 monitors at 1080P resolution and full color depth (not that color depth is an issue). Anyway it's a "done deal" now. I am having a problem with my system not allowing me to display the monitors in a...

Pardon my asking.... but what kind of gibberish is this???? None of this is bottom of the barrel, cheap stuff........not of it is top dollar expensive stuff either. It's solid middle of the road reliable stuff, and my experience of many years is that this is the most reliable. Your...

My replies are not getting through....... There is no problem about the video cards supporting the monitors at full resolution and color depth. They all work and work in a panorama as they are intended to. I designed this computer for the job, and selected the components to work. The...

What this supposed to mean??? I'm not a gamer..... I'm a trader!!! The systems I currently use are more than adequate in power for the job, and are far below the one I just built. I need reliability NOT high performance. And I always run AMD processors. This system is modeled as a "low...

I am running Vista, and using the supplied Nvidia utility that allows you to see and arrange monitors. It allows any horizontal array I want, with any master and slave arrangement. But it will NOT allow me to stack two monitors. All the connected monitors show up and work. It of course only...

I decided awhile back to build a computer specifically for day trading. The object being primarily to be able to display more information without stacking stuff. The computer has 4 27" Samsung monitors from Costco ($299 each), and below is a copy of my parts invoice from Tiger Direct...

I just put together a trading computer. I've built nearly all of the PCs I've owned since the very early 80's when Dos first came out. This was no exception. The board is an Asus M4N75TD with a triple core processor. Way more power than I need, but it was pretty reasonable. It has 2GB or...