As does nVidia's manager. Mideyhsd, I have to wonder why Andrea has not been able to resolve this one. The way she keeps describing the business need it looks very straightforward. But this has dragged out for weeks.
with the ATI and their hypervisor package you can have either 2 displays or one stretched across the 2 monitors.
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Dwarf said:
Hi Andrea,
I cannot vouch for ATI, but the Nvidia range from the GeForce FX series
onwards supports Vista with dual monitor support on cards from the GeForce
6
range upwards. You can install more than one video card in your PC if your
motherboard supports this, but best results will come if you use identical
boards from the same manufacturer. Problems can arise when using different
cards, more so when one of the cards is based on the Nvidia GPU and the
other
on the ATI GPU. This is because the different graphics drivers can
conflict
with each other. In short, you should be able to use cards from both
manufacturers so long as you don't mix and match them.
Dwarf
Thank you for your response.
But, it would be simple for us if we can get one display adapters with dual
display output driving dual monitors. However, not driving the two monitors
as identical display, but as dual monitors extending the Vista Windows
display. Is there such low cost display adpaters?