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Anyone know what I need? I just bought a new Dell 2400 w P4 2.8mhz and a 2X AGP video card. Will this handle using 1 pc for 2 monitors (1 keyboard & mouse)? Any info will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Eric

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>-----Original Message-----
>Anyone know what I need? I just bought a new Dell 2400 w
P4 2.8mhz and a 2X AGP video card. Will this handle using
1 pc for 2 monitors (1 keyboard & mouse)? Any info will
be appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Eric
>.
>

Eric, all you need is another video card and whala.. :)

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You need a video card that has output for two monitors.If yours does not
have two outputs, possibly look different as most have one dvi and one
analogue, then do a search in somwhere like amazon.com etc and you should
find plenty.
Graham

"Eric" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AA11C8E6-F32E-4593-A47C-D9DD130EE9C8@microsoft.com...
> Anyone know what I need? I just bought a new Dell 2400 w P4 2.8mhz and a
2X AGP video card. Will this handle using 1 pc for 2 monitors (1 keyboard &
mouse)? Any info will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric

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Can I just buy another video card if mine only has 1 output or do I need one that has 2 outputs?

Reply to Eric

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Hello

You will need a video card that supports dual output,
Matrox makes a card just for that ok


www.matrox.com

Alvin


eric wrote:

> Can I just buy another video card if mine only has 1 output or do I need one that has 2 outputs?

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>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Anyone know what I need? I just bought a new Dell 2400
w
>P4 2.8mhz and a 2X AGP video card. Will this handle
using
>1 pc for 2 monitors (1 keyboard & mouse)? Any info will
>be appreciated.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Eric
>>.
>>
>
>Eric, all you need is another video card and whala.. :)
>.

Whala?? WTF?? Did you mean "voila"??

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you can either have 2 graphic cards (if your first is AGP the second must be
PCI)
or have a dual card.
I would say that if you are going to buy a card to buy a dual one, instead
of buying a PCI one,
because a dual one is sure to work and will not have incompatibilities.


"eric" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Can I just buy another video card if mine only has 1 output or do I need
one that has 2 outputs?

Reply to Kenny

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Hi Eric,

This should give you plenty of information and resources.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp [...] onitor.asp

Hope this helps.


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"Eric" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AA11C8E6-F32E-4593-A47C-D9DD130EE9C8@microsoft.com...
> Anyone know what I need? I just bought a new Dell 2400 w P4 2.8mhz and a
2X AGP video card. Will this handle using 1 pc for 2 monitors (1 keyboard &
mouse)? Any info will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Eric

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