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Ready · 07-02-2009, 11:33 PM

OK, I want to use two monitors, but I am seeing that it may not work. I currently have them both connected but the smaller one seems to have some kind of pseudo resolution. I have the 30" @ 2560x1600, and it says the smaller one is at 1920x1200, but it moves around like the 1920x1200 is on a 2560x1600 desktop.

Isn't there some way to run both and not have it so they span across them? So they are independent and I can have the windows maximized in both? I want to run the 30" in landscape and the 24" in portrait (and 1920x1200).

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Ready Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 69	dual monitors OK, I want to use two monitors, but I am seeing that it may not work. I currently have them both connected but the smaller one seems to have some kind of pseudo resolution. I have the 30" @ 2560x1600, and it says the smaller one is at 1920x1200, but it moves around like the 1920x1200 is on a 2560x1600 desktop. Isn't there some way to run both and not have it so they span across them? So they are independent and I can have the windows maximized in both? I want to run the 30" in landscape and the 24" in portrait (and 1920x1200). __________________ Dual NEC Multisyn FE2111sb @ 1920x1440 XFX 8600 GT 540Mhz 512mb/M-audio Delta 44-MAT XP pro Intel DP35DPM - Intel core 2 Quad 6600 2.4G 1066Mhz Chenbro SR107(69) 74G raptor for O/S & a WD 500G for storage (no RAIDs yet ) 2 G RAM Kingston DDR2 800Mhz Antec Truepower Trio 650W w/120mm fan