Direct Matrox link : http://www.matrox.com/graphics/offhome/th2go/home.cfmLast month we reviewed Matrox's DualHead2Go, which allows users to transform one graphics output into a double-wide monitor spanning two displays. The technology tells the graphics card that it is actually using a single 2048x768 or 2560x1024 display instead of a pair of 1024x768 or 1280x1024 monitors. This month Matrox has upped the ante further, by introducing the TripleHead2Go. As you can likely guess from the name, it gives users a maximum resolution of 3840x1024 spanning three monitors.
No, I happen to run across the review at TomHardware and thought if may be of general interest here. I have no idea if your proposed config will work but it sounds plausible (assuming your existing video card can handle the resolution requirements that the TripleHead2Go has)... Since this thing isnt cheap I would think that just buying a second dual-monitor video card would be the better way to go though.Quote from Nasdaq5048:
Are you selling it? I already have a dual monitor video card. If i buy the triplehead2go, will i be able to get 4 monitors with 3 hook up to the matrox and 1 with the original DVI?
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No, I happen to run across the review at TomHardware and thought if may be of general interest here. I have no idea if your proposed config will work but it sounds plausible (assuming your existing video card can handle the resolution requirements that the TripleHead2Go has)... Since this thing isnt cheap I would think that just buying a second dual-monitor video card would be the better way to go though.