Hey! I've got a Dell OptiPlex GXi at work with a pantywaist S3 onboard video setup. Not only is it underpowered and incapable of running programs like 3D Studio Max and Photoshop (both of which I use) well, but I am unable to run two monitors with it set up this way. I can't get any information from Dell about how to disable this onboard video so I can install two third party adapters. Can anyone help me? Which jumper controls this (if any) and where is it on the board. I've heard that Intel boards will ignore the onboard video if you install another card. Is it that simple? Thanks!

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