Hi Guys,
I currently have two NVIDIA GTX 690 graphics cards, running 3 monitors in surround in windows 7 across the desktop. All 3 monitors are connected via DVI, 2 in 1 card and 1 in the other.
Various research and forums say you can also connect an accessory display to a 4th monitor, so I thought I would try it. I have this monitor connected also via DVI into an available slot on card 1, or 2, doesn't matter which one. In the NVIDIA control panel, I can see the 4th monitor connected along with my 3 monitors in surround, but as you can only have a maximum of 3 monitors in surround with NVIDIA, I cannot "see" anything on the 4th monitor (accessory display) even though I see it in the NVIDIA control panel.
I am currently using MS FSX with a whole bunch of add-ons, accross the 3 monitors and was hoping I could use the 4th as a panel for instrumentation.
Does anyone have any experience setting up the accessory display monitor ? and maybe able to shed some light on this ?
This would give you an idea of how the accessory display would look that somone else has done, just I cannot find out how to do it for mine:
http://www.geforce.com/optimize/guides/how-to-correctly-configure-geforce-gtx-680-surround/#1
Thanks!
I currently have two NVIDIA GTX 690 graphics cards, running 3 monitors in surround in windows 7 across the desktop. All 3 monitors are connected via DVI, 2 in 1 card and 1 in the other.
Various research and forums say you can also connect an accessory display to a 4th monitor, so I thought I would try it. I have this monitor connected also via DVI into an available slot on card 1, or 2, doesn't matter which one. In the NVIDIA control panel, I can see the 4th monitor connected along with my 3 monitors in surround, but as you can only have a maximum of 3 monitors in surround with NVIDIA, I cannot "see" anything on the 4th monitor (accessory display) even though I see it in the NVIDIA control panel.
I am currently using MS FSX with a whole bunch of add-ons, accross the 3 monitors and was hoping I could use the 4th as a panel for instrumentation.
Does anyone have any experience setting up the accessory display monitor ? and maybe able to shed some light on this ?
This would give you an idea of how the accessory display would look that somone else has done, just I cannot find out how to do it for mine:
http://www.geforce.com/optimize/guides/how-to-correctly-configure-geforce-gtx-680-surround/#1
Thanks!