Which Matrox Quad card?

J

Jayford

Hey Folks,

I've been using two screens for awhile, but am soon going back to a quad set up. I wish to install one quad card as I have probs with my current dual card as it is (Matrox OEM purchased via Ebay for $10 bucks).

Seeking advice on which quad card I should look for via Ebay. I just need the most basic version for displaying charts, and one screen for execution software. In other words, I don't require lots of memory or special add ons. I do require that the card is modern enough so that it is still supported though (even if via the Matrox forum). I figure Matrox since most people here use them; however, I am open to other brands.

Thanks,

Jay
 
I use a Matrox Parhelia for 3 monitors, but would really like 4, I'm bidding on a Matrox G200 MMS Quad, I used one for a couple of years @ work and it was very stable - more than my Parhelia on XP, so i''ll be sticking with Matrox.

There pretty cheap on ebay, normally go for around 70GBP on the UK ebay, spankin new about 400GBP.
 
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I use a Matrox Parhelia for 3 monitors, but would really like 4, I'm bidding on a Matrox G200 MMS Quad, I used one for a couple of years @ work and it was very stable - more than my Parhelia on XP, so i''ll be sticking with Matrox.

There pretty cheap on ebay, normally go for around 70GBP on the UK ebay, spankin new about 400GBP.
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I'll second that. Been using a 32MB g200 mms for about 6 months now. Works great for up to 4 monitors.

--opm8
 
Buy the Matrox G200 MMS G2 + QUADP - PL with the heat sinks. I have been using these cards for about two years and they have worked great with no problems. I made sure I did not buy a card configured for Compaq.
 
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