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TG Daily Video: ABS demos triple monitor solution for quad-SLI

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5:15 PM - May 4, 2006 by Humphrey Cheung

Westlake Village (CA) - Only large screens can take advantage of the pixel horsepower of quad-SLI systems today. But those 24" or 30" monitors are everything but cheap and may not be an option for every user who already paid more than $5000 for a computer. An alternative could be ABS Computer Technologies' triple screen solution based on the Matrox TripleHead2Go.

By combining the screen area of three 19" monitors, TripleHead2Go opens a spanned screen area of 3840 by 1024 pixels (almost 4 Mpixel!), which requires massive graphics processing power to enable a smooth gameplay experience. We recently visited the offices of ABS Computer Technologies, where James Lee and Samuel Gao demonstrated a triple monitor setup to us and explained the challenges of building a quad-SLI system.

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Interview with ABS Computer Technologies - Triple monitors with quad-SLI (4:29 minutes)

There are two versions of the video interview. The first is H.264/AVC, which requires either a very powerful processor or a video card that accelerates H.264 playback. The second version is a lower resolution Windows Media Video and should play fine on most machines.

H.264 high-resolution video 1 Mbit/s - 35.3 MB

WMV low-resolution video 512 kbit/s - 19.1 MB

For a complete review of the MatroxTripleHead2Go box, please read the TripleHead2Go review on Tom's Hardware Guide

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