The chipset does, but it won't unless the card has two out puts (i.e DVI or VGA) and two ramdacs. So make sure the card has dual outputs. I'm actually running the 6600GT with two displays, so the 6800 should have no problems handling two displays. -Neo
This card does have 2 outputs, but from what I gathered it can run 1 digital (DVI) and 1 CRT (VGA) monitors. I ordered 2 20" Dells and wondering if I'll have to add the second card
Sashe, this card has 2 DVI outputs: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814170093 Good luck Edit: Here's another list of 6600Gts with dual DVIs: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&description=&srchInDesc=&minPrice=&maxPrice=
Some [and maybe all] 6800's have dual DVI ports. Just look at yours. If they are both the same (white), you have dual DVI. If one is blue and one white, you have VGA + DVI. Dual DVI would be best on 20" as their native resolution is 1600x1200.
If the DELL LCDs have both DVI and VGA inputs you can run one on the DVI output and the other on the VGA. I actually did this with my old card on a pair of 19' Hyndais. There is almost no difference in quality and the analog VGA actually had higher refresh rate (60 vs 70). -Neo
Found a double DVI 6600 for $100 just in case i won't get it with the original shipment http://www.monarchcomputer.com/Merc...e=M&Product_Code=190498&AFFIL=pricewatch&NR=1
ok run this on your analog monitors and tell me difference. http://www.techmind.org/lcd/phasexplan.html the site comes with explainations.