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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (68000)	1/7/2010 6:30:54 PM
From: Zincman	Read Replies (1) of 110655

IMHO, there are no simple answers to this question, but simple solutions abound. I have run single, dual and quad cards from one server over the years.(no concurrently) Currently I am running two SLi cards (same make and model) on one dual AMD server. Works great. On my other server, I am running one VGA card w/ a dual monitor dongle (harness) Both VGA... Works fine. There are several nice quad cards out there that would work well also. 4 outputs for one card. Some things to think about as you look: DVI/VGA outputs. What do you need. What do your monitors require. I am running one server w/ a DVI-d monitor and one VGA monitor.. No problem Motherboard slots available on your PC (some only have one high side video slot) Resolution.. What display res do you want Win7 compatibility.. (Google search) Hardware compatibility (Google Search) I suspect you will find someone that has almost identical hardware as you and has posted a complete solution already. No need to get the latest and greatest either.. a year old card might be 50% less and be more than adequate. jmho, ZM

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