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What
do i need to buy to hook up the three computer monitors to a computer?
What kind of computer Monitors should i buy? Can you use any computer to
hook up the three computer Monitors? Can you show me some websites for
three computer monitors that i should buy?
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OK So now i know that i need a new graphics card. What kind of person could help me install everything? How much will it cost?
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Matrox Triple Head to go can be used externally with any PC, or if you have a decent PC with a PCIe x16 slot, you can use the newer AMD / ATI graphics cards that support Eyefinity.
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To do so following the given instructions:
1. Install the video cards into your PC if you haven't done so already. Modern PCs can support as many video cards as you have PCI slots, so installing more cards is easy. If you are not familiar with installing hardware in a PC, ask a PC repair shop to do it for you.
2 Connect your second monitor to your computer and then open your display settings. In XP, do this by clicking on "Start" -> "Control Panel" -> "Appearance and Themes" -> "Display." In Vista, do this by clicking on "Start," typing "personalization" into the search bar, and then clicking on "Display Settings."
3 Identify your monitors and move them into place. In XP, you will need to click on the "Settings" tab first. Click on "Identify" to display a large number on each monitor identifying its placement. You should see a picture of your two monitors, which you can drag into the same position as your monitors. You may also change resolution on your monitors at this point.
4 Click "Apply" to save your changes and exit the display manager. Your second monitor should now display correctly.
5 Repeat steps 2-4 for your third monitor. Windows should automatically detect this monitor and handle it in the same way as your second monitor.
Usman Ali Kokab
1. Install the video cards into your PC if you haven't done so already. Modern PCs can support as many video cards as you have PCI slots, so installing more cards is easy. If you are not familiar with installing hardware in a PC, ask a PC repair shop to do it for you.
2 Connect your second monitor to your computer and then open your display settings. In XP, do this by clicking on "Start" -> "Control Panel" -> "Appearance and Themes" -> "Display." In Vista, do this by clicking on "Start," typing "personalization" into the search bar, and then clicking on "Display Settings."
3 Identify your monitors and move them into place. In XP, you will need to click on the "Settings" tab first. Click on "Identify" to display a large number on each monitor identifying its placement. You should see a picture of your two monitors, which you can drag into the same position as your monitors. You may also change resolution on your monitors at this point.
4 Click "Apply" to save your changes and exit the display manager. Your second monitor should now display correctly.
5 Repeat steps 2-4 for your third monitor. Windows should automatically detect this monitor and handle it in the same way as your second monitor.
Usman Ali Kokab
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