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dual screens with onboard video?

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am i able to have both my agp card and my onboard video setup so i can have 2 screens going? or do i need to use the agp card and another pci video card instead of the onboard video? issues?

Name: Sabertooth
Date: November 24, 2003 at 18:02:22 Pacific

Reply:

You might be lucky but usually you have to disable the onboard video for an alternate video source like AGP or PCI to work.

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