Can I use all three outputs of a video card?

I'm currently using a video splitter off of one dvi/vga to output to a monitor and projector (my video card only allows me to drive two of its three outputs), and the TV is coming off the s-video. But now I want to add an additional monitor. I was hoping that I could use the other dvi/vga output. The use is for presentations and videos. The resolution is 1024x768.

So are there any video cards that can drive all three (s-video, 2x dvi/vga) outputs at the same time? Or do I have to get another video splitter? Do I have any other options?

thanks...tai

Driving all three requires 3 RAMDACS, and well most video cards only have 2. The only single GPU card that can run 3 at the same time is a Matrox. If your just going to run videos you can just get a cheap PCI-E card, or if you only have a free PCI slot then a PCI card, and hook up another monitor to that. Since presentations aren't all that demanding even the cheapest thing will do. Of course if you're using Vista you can only use one driver at a time so you can't mix and match NV or ATI cards. It's all ATI or all NV. You could also get one of those USB things that lets you hook up a seperate monitor and set of input devices to use as a virtual PC. Yeah it'll sap your performance but that shouldn't be a problem just for presentations

Also, I'm curious about that USB device Megamanx00 mentioned. It may be something I'm interested in for a different application. Do you know the name of the product?

Check this out:

Matrox Graphics eXpansion Modules

Matrox DualHead2Go
Matrox TripleHead2Go

http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/gxm/home.php