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Video Graphics Card help
- Thread starter ziradee
- Start date
I might take a look at this card: Quadro4 NVS420
All depends on operating system, available slots, memory, etc. vista or xp?
Do you want to keep current card? what is it?
You want to see a movie across all 4 screens or only 1? what's their native resolution?
Do you want to keep current card? what is it?
You want to see a movie across all 4 screens or only 1? what's their native resolution?
Quote from ziradee:
What would you recommend to run up to 4 24" monitors at max resolution and be able to play HD movies at full screen without breaking the bank?
My Motherboard has 2 PCI-E slots I believe.
Thanks!
If it were XP, it'd be cheap and simple to put together.
The thing that makes me nervous with video cards for Vista is that it's hard to "mix 'n match" using different video cards.
So, the good thing is you only want video on 1 monitor. You want inexpensive and you have 2 slots of each type.
My answer would be to use 2 inexpensive pci-e cards side by side. The ones I use usually have 1 analog & 1 DVI port (cheaper). But for Vista, they *should* be exactly the same cards or at least use the *same* driver.
Do you need 2 dvi ports per card?
The thing that makes me nervous with video cards for Vista is that it's hard to "mix 'n match" using different video cards.
So, the good thing is you only want video on 1 monitor. You want inexpensive and you have 2 slots of each type.
My answer would be to use 2 inexpensive pci-e cards side by side. The ones I use usually have 1 analog & 1 DVI port (cheaper). But for Vista, they *should* be exactly the same cards or at least use the *same* driver.
Do you need 2 dvi ports per card?