New Monitors, what is your preference

It's not a matter of the onboard video quality... it's a matter of whether or not the BIOS will allow you to run 2 video cards and 4 monitors. Seems it should never be a problem... got a video card to fit a slot, should run... but not always the case.

 

Sorry, this IS wrong. Intel chips are known to be crappy outside office use ATI on board chips are "decent" (blue ray decoding capacity and playing 2 year old games)

 

??? Low cost, low power draw, no noise... why would that go out of favor?

 

Sorry, workstation cards are not low cost

 

I was thinking of the ones we use in trading... they're not expensive.

 

No. It has 3 PCIeX16, 2 PCI and 1 PCIeX1. I am going to try putting on my old PCI video cards in there. I hope that it will work to have 10-mon total. Will report later.

 

Hi,

Wide screen is really a best way..I personally would like to suggest Dell..

Thank you

stillage

 

Beautiful monitor great price, high but odd 2048 x 1152 resolution anyone have any experience with this one

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/...d=24471&lid=566643&acd=10550055-404255-136217

 

who owns one

 

Does anyone have history with ordering refurbished monitors from Dell? (i.e, any issues with dead/bright pixels, reliability, cosmetics, or return/exchanges?)