9800 Pro 3d?

[tb582]

o 9800 pro's support full 2D and 3D acceleration on two displays from a single card

 

[hondAS2ooo170]

i ono dont have dual monitors but i got the gfx card

 

[hondAS2ooo170]

i think i doesnt

 

[Matthias99]

Originally posted by: hondAS2ooo170
i think i doesnt

You think wrong.

Yes, of course it supports dual monitors. What, pray tell, do you think that second video output is for?

 

[hondAS2ooo170]

Originally posted by: Matthias99

Originally posted by: hondAS2ooo170
i think i doesnt

You think wrong.

Yes, of course it supports dual monitors. What, pray tell, do you think that second video output is for?

he is asking will both of them will run full video acceleration with both monitor and i know the cad has dual monitor capabilities

 

[Matthias99]

Originally posted by: hondAS2ooo170

Originally posted by: Matthias99

Originally posted by: hondAS2ooo170
i think i doesnt

You think wrong.

Yes, of course it supports dual monitors. What, pray tell, do you think that second video output is for?

he is asking will both of them will run full video acceleration with both monitor and i know the cad has dual monitor capabilities

Define "full video acceleration". You can only display overlay video surfaces on the 'primary' monitor, but you can run 3D windows or DXVA/software video on both screens. If you want to run a true 'spanned' desktop, you need to use an NVIDIA card.

 

[hondAS2ooo170]

Originally posted by: Matthias99

Originally posted by: hondAS2ooo170

Originally posted by: Matthias99

Originally posted by: hondAS2ooo170
i think i doesnt

You think wrong.

Yes, of course it supports dual monitors. What, pray tell, do you think that second video output is for?

he is asking will both of them will run full video acceleration with both monitor and i know the cad has dual monitor capabilities

Define "full video acceleration". You can only display overlay video surfaces on the 'primary' monitor, but you can run 3D windows or DXVA/software video on both screens. If you want to run a true 'spanned' desktop, you need to use an NVIDIA card.

u just defined it for me thats wat i was talking about or trying atleast.