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To: beckya who wrote (14486)	1/18/2004 2:18:56 PM
From: Jon Tara	Read Replies (1) of 14778

beckya, I believe that several of the ATI products support dual DVI monitors. Matrox also has several models. I have used Matrox cards for many years, but I am afraid they have fallen behind performance and feature-wise. I'd probably go with ATI today. I just got a Colorgraphic card. This has an older ATI chipset (Radaen 9000). I got it because it is the only card available right now supporting 4 monitors and having an AGP interface. (There are a few more 4-monitor cards, but they are all PCI.) I think for 2 monitors, you are better-off with one of the newer ATI or NVIDIA chipsets. There are several other choices. You might want to take a look at the execellent Multi-Monitor Resources Guide at: realtimesoft.com There is a video card shopping guide at: realtimesoft.com And also a listing of products on the main page. Note that there is software available to extend your desktop onto your laptop: maxivista.com

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