Good morning guys,
Despite the fact that England was even worse than France (did not think that it was possible) at the last rugby match, I need some help please.
My 10 years old son wants to be a pilot so I am building a simulator from an old PC and 3x 17 inches lcd screens I had in my garage, along with FS9 (2004) so that it fits the PC age.
I recently purchased on Ebay a 6 years old Matrox Parhelia 256, said to be triplehead.
The old timers here may remember that thsi card has only 2 DIV plugs.
My set-up :
- The first DVI plug (a) is connected to a DVI-VGA adapater, than a VGA splitter into 2 VGA, each of them plugged witha 17 inches screen
- The second DVI plug (b) is attached to a DVI-VGA adapter, then to a 17 inches screen
If I set it the matrox software to "stretched to 2 screens", it works just fine, I have a + b.
The if I set it to "stretched to 3 screens", then the third screen is only a clone o the second one
So I have a + b + b
I have been around is problem for a few days now, and I cannot figure out why it would not stretch to 3. I have loaded the latest Matrox driver, I have flashed the video card. Nothing changes.
The funniest is that I seem to have a "c" hidden screen, as mouse does not stop on the extreme right border. So it looks like I have got a+b+b+"c".
Is there any multi-displays specialist around ? Or City trading room geeks ?
Thanks a lot
Philippe
Despite the fact that England was even worse than France (did not think that it was possible) at the last rugby match, I need some help please.
My 10 years old son wants to be a pilot so I am building a simulator from an old PC and 3x 17 inches lcd screens I had in my garage, along with FS9 (2004) so that it fits the PC age.
I recently purchased on Ebay a 6 years old Matrox Parhelia 256, said to be triplehead.
The old timers here may remember that thsi card has only 2 DIV plugs.
My set-up :
- The first DVI plug (a) is connected to a DVI-VGA adapater, than a VGA splitter into 2 VGA, each of them plugged witha 17 inches screen
- The second DVI plug (b) is attached to a DVI-VGA adapter, then to a 17 inches screen
If I set it the matrox software to "stretched to 2 screens", it works just fine, I have a + b.
The if I set it to "stretched to 3 screens", then the third screen is only a clone o the second one
So I have a + b + b
I have been around is problem for a few days now, and I cannot figure out why it would not stretch to 3. I have loaded the latest Matrox driver, I have flashed the video card. Nothing changes.
The funniest is that I seem to have a "c" hidden screen, as mouse does not stop on the extreme right border. So it looks like I have got a+b+b+"c".
Is there any multi-displays specialist around ? Or City trading room geeks ?
Thanks a lot
Philippe