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you can do as you suggest with a PCI card but the quality of the image will not be up to speed with that on the AGP card.<br />
Dual head cards are pretty pricey but if you need equal performance on both monitors then they are for you.
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you can do as you suggest with a PCI card but the quality of the image will not be up to speed with that on the AGP card.
Dual head cards are pretty pricey but if you need equal performance on both monitors then they are for you.

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i don't need it for games.. but for regular application stuff.. am i still going to notice the refresh delay ?
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i don't need it for games.. but for regular application stuff.. am i still going to notice the refresh delay ?

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It will be noticable from the agp to the pci controlled monitor but it will vary as to what the capabilities of the graphics cards and monitors are. 
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It will be noticable from the agp to the pci controlled monitor but it will vary as to what the capabilities of the graphics cards and monitors are.

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that's ok as far as i can stretch the desktop and not just have the same screen on both monitors.
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that's ok as far as i can stretch the desktop and not just have the same screen on both monitors.

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I currently have a single output vga card in my AGP slot. Is it possible to add another PCI VGA card and hook up another monitor to it. I am looking to increase my desktop space by streching it. I have done it on a card that has two outputs but don't know if that is possible by installing two differnt video cards. Or will i have to buy another AGP VGA card with two outputs ?<br />

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I currently have a single output vga card in my AGP slot. Is it possible to add another PCI VGA card and hook up another monitor to it. I am looking to increase my desktop space by streching it. I have done it on a card that has two outputs but don't know if that is possible by installing two differnt video cards. Or will i have to buy another AGP VGA card with two outputs ?


Dual Monitor Output

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A monitor or a display is an electronic visual display for computers, usually comprised of the display device, circuitry, casing, and power supply. The display device in modern monitors is typically a thin film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) thin panel, while older monitors used a cathode ray tube (CRT) about as deep as the screen size. They are connected to the computer via VGA, DVI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt, LVDS or other proprietary connectors and signals.