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**scottfree** · Nov 28, 2005, 11:55am

I must say that I've never heard of two graphics cards working together on the same motherboard. I tried it once years ago and it didn't work. I think they will be trying to use the same resources and it'll come to conflicts or the one just won't work at all. The question is though, why do you want to use 3 monitors, does your software support splitting the screen over three monitors, I just know of splitting over two.
Yuo can try it anyway, I don't see anything blowing up or anything.

Nov 28, 2005, 11:55am
scottfree Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma:	I must say that I've never heard of two graphics cards working together on the same motherboard. I tried it once years ago and it didn't work. I think they will be trying to use the same resources and it'll come to conflicts or the one just won't work at all. The question is though, why do you want to use 3 monitors, does your software support splitting the screen over three monitors, I just know of splitting over two. Yuo can try it anyway, I don't see anything blowing up or anything.