Dual Monitors...

[StenErik]

Okay - Old, obselete card, I know...

I have a G3TI200 Pro-TD128 in my work computer. I currently have two monitors connected. One through the standard connection, the other through the DVI with an adapter.

Right now the only thing I can do is see a clone. Both monitors work, but they show the exact same thing! I want to spread across both monitors like I do with my FX 5600 Ultra card at home.

Is this possible? Am I missing something? The option for dual monitors isn't showing up in my display properties window.

Very frustrating...

Thanks for your help!

 

[cleeve]

Try installing the newest forceware drivers. It should be the exact same setup, I'm pretty sure.
(Unless the old card only has a single RAMDAC? Do you need dual RAMDACs to split a desktop? Damn it, I'm not sure but I think so... Oh well, try the new driver anyway)

And don't be ashamed of the Geforce3Ti200. It'll beat a brand new 64-bit GeforceFX 5200 or Radeon 9200SE to death.

Hell, it'll give a regular 9200 and 5200 a run for their money.


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[StenErik]

Thanks for the reply!

I went out and downloaded the newest Forceware Drivers from Nvidia. Still no luck!

Very frustrating. The display properties screen won't acknowledge that I have two monitors connected. When I go into the Advanced properties and cruise through the various Nview options, I have the chance to "identify monitors". When I do so, the number 1 appears on both screens.

Any other ideas? Something missed in the Windows 2000 install? User inadequacy?