Nvidia 8800 GTX

[MajorUrsa]

Quote from gnome:

Doesn't sound like it from reading the description. The Dual/TripleHead2Go box has limitations.

No, probly right
http://www.nvidia.com/page/8800_tech_specs.html
# Two dual-link DVI outputs for digital flat panel display resolutions up to 2560x1600

 

[gnome]

Quote from MajorUrsa:

No, probly right
http://www.nvidia.com/page/8800_tech_specs.html
# Two dual-link DVI outputs for digital flat panel display resolutions up to 2560x1600

That 8800 sounds like a heck of a card. But did you know Nvidia makes a "FX5600"? It runs about $4,200 in the UK, but value shoppers can get it here for $2,695... + shipping, of course.

 

[Westward]

Hey, thanks for the show on that Matrox Good2go thingy.. Thats pretty sweet and it'll do. I'm pretty sure I'll strech the screen out across 3 and be in pretty good shape. Thanks for the help.


Hey gnome, that fx5600 card is like 4 years old. I think you can pick up an nvidia fx5600 at best buy for like $89, so you've got to be thinking of something else, or its not the fx5600 I'm thinking of.

Thanks again.

 

[gnome]

Quote from Westward:

Hey, thanks for the show on that Matrox Good2go thingy.. Thats pretty sweet and it'll do. I'm pretty sure I'll strech the screen out across 3 and be in pretty good shape. Thanks for the help.


Hey gnome, that fx5600 card is like 4 years old. I think you can pick up an nvidia fx5600 at best buy for like $89, so you've got to be thinking of something else, or its not the fx5600 I'm thinking of.

Thanks again.

Think maybe a $2700 card drops to $89 in 4 years? Must be thinking of another card... Actually, I think they have "FX5600" and "FX5600 SDI"... might be the "SDI" one which is so costly. ??

Check the maximum resolution on the Matrox "2Go"... one of them is limited to 1280x1024. Also, probably lots cheaper to do it with video cards... except for using a notebook computer, of course.