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I think it did have to do with them being plugged in after it was on. &nbsp;Turning a TV off will cause a delay while it moves everything around, but seems to work ok.<br />
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DID need a much larger power supply too, Dell OEM PSU definitely not capable.
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I think it did have to do with them being plugged in after it was on.  Turning a TV off will cause a delay while it moves everything around, but seems to work ok.

DID need a much larger power supply too, Dell OEM PSU definitely not capable.

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NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS <br />
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This has 4 vga outputs with the latest driver, I have 2 LCD screens, plus two TVs all vga. &nbsp;As soon as I plug in one of the TVs teh screens all go blank and start flashing as if they are going from one to another or trying to find a signal.<br />
I hooked them all 4 up at first and it worked well for about 10 minutes then it started flaking out, as soon as I disconnect the two TVs it resumes back no the two computer screens.<br />

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NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS 

This has 4 vga outputs with the latest driver, I have 2 LCD screens, plus two TVs all vga.  As soon as I plug in one of the TVs teh screens all go blank and start flashing as if they are going from one to another or trying to find a signal.
I hooked them all 4 up at first and it worked well for about 10 minutes then it started flaking out, as soon as I disconnect the two TVs it resumes back no the two computer screens.


screen flashes after hooking up TVs

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