Hello,
I have a Sony Vaio PCG-RX755 that came with the SiS 650/740 chipset and onboard video.
I wanted to have dual monitors on this computer, so I took my old Geforce2 MX card out of my older computer and installed it into this one, thinking I would then be able to use 2 monitors by connecting one monitor to the old onboard slot, and the second one into the Geforce2.
However, the computer apparently automatically disabled the onboard video, and only the Geforce2 shows up (and hence only the monitor connected to that turns on).
Is it possible to run dual monitors with a setup like this?
Operating system: Windows XP Home
System Ram: 512mb
Chipset: SiS 650/740
Graphics card: Geforce2 MX 32Mb
I appreciate any help. Thanks.
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 3.0.1
Turns out there is absolutely no way of getting t wo monitors on a PC with an on-board and a graphics card slot because windows xp uses the same id for both, besides this your processor wont process this due to the fact that that the graphics card is run in subliminal tasks. I wrote a code that allowed you to do this and it was completely unsuccessful because the second, on-board graphics card is classified as an active task and takes up around 85 percent of the processors active task force width.
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