dual video cards?

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Change the BIOS setting to make the AGP card the initiale video device.

"Brett" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> i am trying to use 2 video cards in the same machine.
>
> I have a ATI radeon 9000 AGP that i want to handle all
> graphics and performance.
>
> I also have a ATI all in wonder 128 por PCI that i only
> want to use for capturing video and television, vecause
> it has a built in TV tuner.
>
> at first i was starting to think it wasnt possible but
> then i found a website that told me this
> ---------------------------------
> ATI All-in Wonder 128 (16 MB PCI version)
>
> This PCI based video card is a great choice for a double
> monitor set up! Use your AGP slot for a state of the art
> gaming card and also have a multimedia capable video
> capture solution at hand.
> ----------------------------------
>
> so it must be possible. does anyone know how i can set
> this up?
>
> right now if i put them both in the computer at the same
> time it just uses the all in wonder because it searches
> for the PCI slots first. so it wont even recognise my
> radeon 9000. I have to get it to do that.
>
>