Two monitors

[NIN]

Will it hurt a CRT if I run another CRT along side it at the same time.

Thanks,
tom

 

[VIII]

what, plugged into the same pc ????

otherwise no

 

[Python1564]

no it wont hurt if you have more than one video output. you can then extend your desktop onto both monitors

 

[gazza97]

the best thing is to get a 2nd video card, and plug the 2nd monitor into that

 

[Spartan 1394]

Will it hurt a CRT if I run another CRT along side it at the same time.

Thanks,
tom

I'm going to assume you mean "Will there be any interference if I run them next to each other". In which case no, it will not hurt them nor will there be any interference. I have run four monitor is close proximity with no problems.

 

[NIN]

I just run two computers with two monitors. My KVM was screwing with my keyboard so it was hard to play CS/Hallife, so now I run 2 monitors.
BTW, why when I remote desktop it tries to boot out the loged on user? I never had a problem before. BTW it's windows XP.

 

[DoomUK]

Configure the dual monitor option in your video card's display drivers... depending on your card, you should be easily able to configure it (as long as both monitors are at the same resolution).

 

[Spartan 1394]

There is a much cheaper alternative to this idea. Basically what you need to do is buy a plug adapter which will change your video plug into a modem plug. Then simply plug this into your modem. Reboot your PC so your gigabytes get alligned then your good to go. Happy gaming.

If you don't have anything helpful or constructive to say, don't say anything at all.

 

[uzi9mm]

There is a much cheaper alternative to this idea. Basically what you need to do is buy a plug adapter which will change your video plug into a modem plug. Then simply plug this into your modem. Reboot your PC so your gigabytes get alligned then your good to go. Happy gaming.

THIS GUY NEEDS TO GET BANNED, Out of the 12 posts he made, they are all 100% pure garbage.

 

[Echo_]

There is a much cheaper alternative to this idea. Basically what you need to do is buy a plug adapter which will change your video plug into a modem plug. Then simply plug this into your modem. Reboot your PC so your gigabytes get alligned then your good to go. Happy gaming.

is he serious?