Say I have a 4:3 monitor at one resolution, and a 16:9 monitor at another, is there any way to use seperate resolutions with this?
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I had mine hooked up to a tv and monitor and had to compromise on resolution because the TV was at a slightly lower resolution.
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Yeah, you don't have to use 2 monitors. You can use this instead of the mini display port.
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Yes you can, though i'd recommend using through mini display port if you just want to link the monitor, unless you want to link to a tv i'd use HDMI. However yes you can have total of two monitors in extended mode
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Not concurrently, in my experience. It will let you toggle between 2, if you have 3 connected. If you want to have a third monitor for basic 2-D stuff, you might get one of those add on USB-DVI/VGA devices, but they are CPU intensive.
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yes.I used it with up to three monitors off this one card but it became extremely sluggish trying to push out the resolution (4000x800)Offloaded one port and moved a monitor to my integraded and made the performance better...
100546
I'm pretty sure you could do that with any video card that supports multi monitors. The ram on the card only really helps GPU intensive games.
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I am using a second monitor, a 1600 x 900, works great. But I checked the settings and that is the highest number available. Hope that helps
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I run the screen on 768x1024. I am not sure if it can run on any other resolution.
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No. But it is nice to have it if you regularly switch between different settings. It also give you different options for splitting your screen.
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Assuming you have the right connector and you have the USB plugged in to the computer (because the extra power is required), you can try going to Display Preferences and hitting the Option key. A button should pop up to show the available resolutions. I had to do this with my 27" monitor.
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No. There is just a single input on the splitter. It allows you to have the same screen view on two separate DVI monitors, but it is not capable of providing the ability to dispay two separate programs or files at the same time.
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You may run a single signal and split it to both monitors , that's how I wired mine.
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Yes. In my six-monitor setup, I have it setup as four monitors, 3 individual (separate) displays across the top and as a three-across single 5076x1280 display across the bottom. The bottom three monitors act as one large display (great for gaming). What is nice is that while there are times you want to "span" monitors, sometimes you want individual displays instead and the Eyefinity software (for my AMD card) makes this easy to switch back and forth. Note that if your ATI (or Nvidia) card supports three simultaneous outputs out-of-the-box then you might not need this hub, but yes, you can stretch across monitors just fine.
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I believe you can use the connector, but for each screen the max resolution will be 1920x1080
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The short answer is no. In order to fill 2.35:1, you would need to use the (limited) zoom feature, then focus until it's where you want it. However, it will still display in 16:9, so the top and bottom of the projection would still be outside your screen. Secondarily, some of your on screen controls may be outside of your 2.35:1 screen. Hope this makes sense!
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There is not but the software allows you to make windows in the screens that read as independent screens. For instance i have to monitors split up into for screens.
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hi,i just have 2 monitors, but 3 monitors in surround+1monitor on something else seems to be possible, nvidia has some explanations about how to do it, i have never set up that kind of configuration, hope i could help morehttp://www.geforce.com/whats-new/guides/how-to-correctly-configure-geforce-gtx-680-surround#1