Windows Thread, dual screens, one vga one dvi! HELP in Technical; Here's a dinner time one for you guys!
I have a hp dc5800, putting in a Geforce 8400 gs graphics ...
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1st October 2009, 12:51 PM #1 dual screens, one vga one dvi! HELP
Here's a dinner time one for you guys!
I have a hp dc5800, putting in a Geforce 8400 gs graphics card in, but want to run dual screens with a 21" HP L1908w (only has vga) and a HP L1950 (vga and DVI), the graphics card only has a DVI input...
got all the cables to hook this up to as well as a vga male to DVI female adapter.... meaning hooking up my vga only monitor to this adapter so it outputs DVI.... will this work? ive tested it at work and get a blank screen on the vga only input!
If not how can i get around this......
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1st October 2009, 12:59 PM #2 Should work fine.
8400gs > dvi > HPL1950
8400gs > dvi to vga adapter > HPL1908
Set to extend desktop in windows, done!
If there's no output on the VGA only monitor, then either the socket, cable, or adapter is duff, trial and error fault finding should then ensue!
RwD
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1st October 2009, 05:08 PM #3 What is the resolution set too?
I would drop the resolution down a little just to make sure that it is in range if set too high.
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1st October 2009, 05:16 PM #4 hey there, sometimes the resolution doesn't help ( and the drivers arent very goo)
try ultramon www dot realtimesof dot com , its what i use and is more powerful than the standard feature you get to extend your desktop
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