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PNY nVidia GeForce 8400 GS 512 MB PCI Video Graphics Card VCG84512SPEB - Retail List Price: $74.99 Sale Price: $43.50 Average Rating:   |
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Upgrade your PC with the almost universal Verto 8400GS PCI for amazing performance with support for the PCI bus. 
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EVGA 01G-P3-N945-LR GeForce 9400 GT 1GB DDR2 PCI-E 2.0 Graphics Card List Price: $81.99 Sale Price: $57.84 Average Rating:  |
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The features of the 9400 GT 01G-P3-N945-LR include the GeForce 9400 GT(550MHz clock) chipset, 1GB of 128-bit DDR2 memory with a 400 MHz clock with an effective rate of 800 MHz, 1400MHz Shader Clock, 16 processing cores, PCI Express 2... |
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EVGA 512-P2-N738-LR GeForce 8400 GS 512MB DDR2 PCI-Express Graphics Card List Price: $50.99 Sale Price: $32.95 Average Rating:  |
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The eVGA 512-P2-N738-LR NVIDIA e-GeForce 8400GS 512 MB PCI-E Graphics Card features 512 MB of 128 bit DDR2 memory with a 4.26 GB-per-second memory bandwidth. Based on NVIDIA unified architecture with GigaThread technology, the card offers full Microsoft DirectX 10 Shader Model 4... |
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ASUS Radeon EAH4350 512MB DDR2 PCI-Express Silent Graphics Card List Price: $51.99 Sale Price: $29.99 Average Rating: |
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ASUS EAH4350 SILENT/DI/512MD2(LP) Radeon HD 4350 512MB 64-bit DDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 Low Profile Video Card (DVI /─ /2nd VGA /HDMI /─ /HDTV Support) Hybrid CrossFire Ready |
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EVGA nVidia GeForce 7200GS 512 MB VGA/DVI/TV-out PCI-Express Video Card 512-P2-N430-LR List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $29.04 Average Rating: |
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The features of the 7200 GS 512-P2-N430-LR include the GeForce 7200 GS (450 MHz clock) chipset, 512MB of 64-bit 2.5ns GDDR2 memory with a 532 MHz effective rate, PCI Express compatibility,4.26GB per second memory bandwidth, CineFx 3... |
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PNY 6200 512 MB AGP DVI Graphics Card VCG62512APB List Price: $44.99 Sale Price: $40.00 Average Rating:  |
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GEFORCE 6200 AGP 512MB 64BIT CTLRVGA DVI HDTV/SDTV |
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EVGA 512-A8-N403-LR GeForce 6200 LE 512MB DDR2 AGP Graphics Card List Price: $66.99 Sale Price: $41.99 Average Rating: |
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The features of the 6200 LE 512-A8-N403-LR include the GeForce 6200 LE (300MHz clock) chipset, 512MB of DDR2 memory with a 532MHz clock with an effective rate of 1064MHz, AGP 8X compatibility, Integrated NVIDIA TV encoder, 4... |
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PNY GeForce FX 5200 PCI 256 MB 2 Port VGA + S-Video Graphics Card VCGFX522PEB - Retail List Price: $56.99 Sale Price: $36.99 Average Rating: |
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Leave the dull world of integrated graphics technology behind and enter the World of Cinematic Computing. The NVIDIA GeForce FX-Series graphics cards deliver industry-leading features and performance enabling special effects on par with Hollywood films... |
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 1GB PCI E x16 Single Slot Dual Monitor HDMI Video Card  US $62.99
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 1GB nVIDIA PCI Express x16 Dual Monitor View Video Card US $69.99
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 IBM Matrox Multi Monitor PCI Video Card G2 Quad 22P6687 US $125.00
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 512MB PCI Express x16 Dual Monitor Display Video Card US $49.99
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 1GB PCI Express x16 Single Slot Dual Monitor Video Card US $82.99
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 ATI RADEON x300 128MB PCI e VIDEO CARD DUAL VGA MONITOR US $27.99
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 ATI RADEON x600 128MB PCI e VIDEO CARD DUAL VGA MONITOR US $29.99
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 ATI DUAL MONITOR VIDEO CARD x600 256MB PCI e SFF US $27.99
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 ATI Radeon X600 PCI E 128MB DUAL MONITOR VIDEO CARD US $7.75
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PCI with 4 graphics cards each running one desktop per monitor?
Is it possible to run 4 older style PCI cards and each to output a seperate monitor? My board will hold 4 PCI cards, I just need to know if this is possible and which software would be needed to run on the main desktop to output to all 4?
Thanks.
Certainly, as of Windows 98 SE, full support of multiple monitors (up to 9) was available provided that you met the following requirements.
1. All cards are PCI or greater, including the intergrated graphics adapter (if any).
2. You are running Windows 98 SE or later.
Simple enough? Not really, next you gotta tell Windows which monitor is where (goto where you change the res. and drag each monitor until you have them arranged as they are on your desk. This way, when you move your mouse toward another monitor, the mouse pointer goes to the direction of the monitor targeted rather then just popping up on whichever monitor is set for the target.) Did that make sense?
You have to also tell Windows (in the same location) to EXTEND YOUR DESKTOP... This means use more than one graphics adapter.
It's a lot of fun but we should point out that there is always one default monitor (for some games or ful lscreen video playback. So select your #1 card and monitor accordingly.
Hope this helps. (For more info, read the Windows 98 SE Manual, they have good basic instructions and help you to understand the technology so you can do a better job of configuring the system.