Sorry about that. I meant to fix that post but it was past the 60 min limit. I meant 2 monitors without a problem. I haven't plugged in monitors to both ports in the back to see if it can handle three monitors (the notebook's LCD + 2 others - one for each port). It works fine like most other notebooks with that video card with 1 DVI monitor connected. When I get a chance, I will plug in a DVI+VGA and see if it runs them at the same time. My guess is probably not based on the Display Properties menu. Sorry about the confusion.
Dual Monitors and a laptop
- Thread starter Samson77
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Try to get Nvidiaâs latest driver (v81.98 now, see also Driver Installation Hints) and run nView Desktop Manager >Tools>Display calibration.
Good luck
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Try to get Nvidiaâs latest driver (v81.98 now, see also Driver Installation Hints) and run nView Desktop Manager >Tools>Display calibration.
Good luck
Thanks much appreciated do you think I need it though the machine is just weeks old?
Hey thanks for the tip on nview manager that helped alot, its still there but better now !!!
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Thanks much appreciated do you think I need it though the machine is just weeks old?
Hey thanks for the tip on nview manager that helped alot, its still there but better now !!!
Youâre quite welcome
Itâs better also run the Display Optimization Wizard.
Nvidia updates their universal driver quite often. Usually the driver comes with a new computer is 2~3 version backdated. Personally I donât think you need the latest one IF everything works fine.
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Youâre quite welcome
Itâs better also run the Display Optimization Wizard.
Nvidia updates their universal driver quite often. Usually the driver comes with a new computer is 2~3 version backdated. Personally I donât think you need the latest one IF everything works fine.
Yes you saved me a huge hassle I have it almost perfect now.
Thanks again.