H healthynfit Apr 28, 2008 #1 I want to run two monitors. Do I need to buy a second monitor card to install in my computer ? ? ? . . . or is there another way ? B
I want to run two monitors. Do I need to buy a second monitor card to install in my computer ? ? ? . . . or is there another way ? B
G gnome Apr 28, 2008 #2 Check to see if your video card has 2 ports. If so, all you have to do is hook up another monitor and activate it through Display. If you've got only an "onboard" video port, you'll have to get a dualhead card which fits your mobo.
Check to see if your video card has 2 ports. If so, all you have to do is hook up another monitor and activate it through Display. If you've got only an "onboard" video port, you'll have to get a dualhead card which fits your mobo.
H healthynfit Apr 28, 2008 #5 I don't know. At the back of my computer there is only one port for one monitor. I want to have two.
G gnome Apr 28, 2008 #6 There are 2 places your monitor might plug into.. 1. In the back panel, among the other "connectors", or 2. Among the "expansion slots".. if you have a tower style case, the slots will be at the bottom.
There are 2 places your monitor might plug into.. 1. In the back panel, among the other "connectors", or 2. Among the "expansion slots".. if you have a tower style case, the slots will be at the bottom.
H healthynfit Apr 28, 2008 #7 Yes, it's on one of the expansion slots at the bottom. .. that also has the audio jacks in the same one as well.
Yes, it's on one of the expansion slots at the bottom. .. that also has the audio jacks in the same one as well.
G gnome Apr 28, 2008 #9 Quote from healthynfit: Yes, it's on one of the expansion slots at the bottom. .. that also has the audio jacks in the same one as well. More... I think you've got something confused... the audio jacks would not normally be on a video card. (Maybe an "audio out" on an ATI All-In-Wonder??)
Quote from healthynfit: Yes, it's on one of the expansion slots at the bottom. .. that also has the audio jacks in the same one as well. More... I think you've got something confused... the audio jacks would not normally be on a video card. (Maybe an "audio out" on an ATI All-In-Wonder??)