This is one of those cards Linux system programmer dream bout, out of the cox it works. I drive a DVI monitor and an s-video television. I ran nvidia-settings as sudo, and both monitors were detected and both monitors and I activated the s-video monitor...
hi, I'm fairly new at Ubuntu and Linux in general. With that said, I have been patient enough and resourceful enough to find most of my questions already answered by googling it or looking here. Right now I have been looking for days on a way to do this and i have found no successful answer.
I am using Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 with the most current updates init
I have to different but simlar monitors.
According to nvidia-settings my main monitor is running at 59.93 MHZ while the other runs at 59.88 MHZ.
In X Video settings I have enabled VSync and that it should sync to my primary monitor. This results in video tearing on my secondary.
Is there a way to specify a refresh rate at which both monitors should run?
I was wondering if someone could provide a boiled down but all-inclusive discussion about how FC17 uses X11 and Gnome 3 to support multiple monitors / video cards.
My specific problem involves the use of three monitors. I started off using a single nvidia card (GeForce 9500 GT) that supports two monitors.
I am looking into a Windows Server 2008 SP1 with RemoteFX enabled, however I do not want to buy one of the NVIDIA Quadro $1000+ video cards to do it (as only a small number of users will be using virtual machines).
Hi All,OK then I been just about everywhere I can think of with google (and some places I don't want to go to again!!) but this has got me pulling my hair out and the Mrs is starting to get angry because I could be doing something useful instead of playing on the computer and going bald.The basic problem is that I have 2 video cards fitted with a monitor connected to each.
Does the onboard video on the motherboard affect the X windows configuration?
My system has onboard and pcie video. The onboard video is a NVIDIA GeForce 7025 GPU, On Board Graphic Max. Memory Share Up to 512MB(Under OS By Turbo Cache). I have a pcie dual head video card installed with two monitors. The video card is a GeForce 8400 GS, with 512mb memory.
What video cards for a Desktop computer compatible with Linux can support Dual Monitors?
Our start up needs to use two monitors but our default enviroment needs two monitors, can somebody recommend a cheap Video Card that could help us to use two monitors?
I have the same gfx cards as youmy setup:remove all the (nvidia, intel, noveau, etc) and install xf86-video-fbdevremove xorg.conf and any xorg.conf.d/10-monitor.conf you might haveremove any reference to vga or nomodeset from your /boot/grub/menu.lstreboot and startxyou should be able to have your screen in mirrormy problem is that I'm unable to have dual screen and I've tried installing
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