Hello,
I have got a new graphics card which I put in my computer and I am using the two outputs.... Now I still the the original graphics card and I want to enable that as well so I can have 3 screens. But I can try plug one in and it doesn't show up, when I installed my new card I think it disabled the other one... is there anyway to re enable it for a 3rd screen?
Jamie
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Thread: 3 Screens?
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3 Screens?
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if the original was from the mobo you can't as far as im aware
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I think you'd have to either have two GFX cards or;
Buy a tripple head 2 go (1 output > TH2G > Three screens)
or
Buy a double head 2 go (2 output (1 to monitor, 1 to DH2G > 2 monitors)
if you get me?
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If the old one is an onboard card built in to the motherboard then most don't allow you to have it enabled while there is a proper graphics card installed.
If not an it's a second card plugged in to a PCI or PCI-E slot then that's different.
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08-04-2010, 11:31 PM #5
Can't you use a VGA splitter or does this just duplicate it?
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That just duplicates it
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As LukeBateson suggested, you could use a double head 2 go.
Alternatively, if you have PCI-E slots which aren't being used, you should be able to add an additional graphics card there.
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