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Eddie
Hi,
I need to use two analogue monitors simultaneously.
Until now, I have used a cheapish (64mb) AGP card with two VGA ports.
My new computer has a Radeon X300 SE pci express card it's an OEM version,
with one VGA port and no dvi port)
The cheapest twin VGA pci express card I can find is over £140, which is too
expensive for me.
The dealers (who assured me that the card in the new computer was AGP) have
suggested using a splitter cable - I x VGA to 2 x VGA.
Would this work?
I can (I suppose) return the computer to them for a refund - but it's likely
that any other new machine will be using pci express, so I'll still have the
same problem.
The splitter option, if it works, would be a cheap and ideal solution for
me. My use is design and web page creation, so high end gaming performance
is unimportant to me.
TIA for your advice
Ed.
I need to use two analogue monitors simultaneously.
Until now, I have used a cheapish (64mb) AGP card with two VGA ports.
My new computer has a Radeon X300 SE pci express card it's an OEM version,
with one VGA port and no dvi port)
The cheapest twin VGA pci express card I can find is over £140, which is too
expensive for me.
The dealers (who assured me that the card in the new computer was AGP) have
suggested using a splitter cable - I x VGA to 2 x VGA.
Would this work?
I can (I suppose) return the computer to them for a refund - but it's likely
that any other new machine will be using pci express, so I'll still have the
same problem.
The splitter option, if it works, would be a cheap and ideal solution for
me. My use is design and web page creation, so high end gaming performance
is unimportant to me.
TIA for your advice
Ed.