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Answer» Hi, Hi, It's possible to have two PCI cards, a AGP and a PCI, and sometimes a Built-in and a PCI/AGP card. The problem is that usually installing a secondary card disables the on-board automatically. If it allows you keep both on, you can in FACT use two monitors. I'm not sure how well it works today, though; I just know I had a dual-display setup with Win98 and a AGP ATI Rage pro Turbo and a PCI Cirrus LOGIC card (of some sort).Ok, will try. thank you for AGP, you can almost never have the on-board video and a AGP card working at once; this is because on a system with on-board video and an AGP slot the on-board video is almost always integrated so it is an AGP "card"; AGP does not make any allowances for multiple devices, so only one can be active at the same time. I really truly have no clue about PCI-Express, but later computers now (as I noted) automatically disable the on-board video when you add an external card. on-board AGP+PCI or separate AGP & PCI cards, as well as two PCI cards does allow you to have dual display support with most systems.Quote from: kdxman on January 21, 2011, 06:22:27 AM Ok, will try.If you tell us the specs for your motherboard (does it have AGP, PCI Express, or what?), we can probably be more specific about your situation. |
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