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Question: I need to set up 6 projectors in the ceiling and do a giant floor display. Would this work or is there a better solution?
Document: This is an excellent product, but it would not work in my application, so 3 stars. Ease of use is low because you need to be above average in computer literacy to set this up. I wanted to hook my Macbook Pro 17" Core i7 with Nvida GT330 graphics card up to 2 or 3 1280x1024 DIV monitors running at 60hz. The Matrox website indicated for the resolution I wanted to run, I would not need the Dual-Link DVI adapter from Apple (cost $100).
I think it is actually a pretty good product, but only for locally installed programs. As a business solution, it doesn't work with Citrix or RDP for application delivery.The device lists as one large monitor in the Windows display settings instead of showing the three individual monitors. Since Windows can't hand off the three monitors to the Citrix client, the Citrix applications always open across all three screens. Constantly resizing and dragging windows is too inefficient and cumbersome. Our ERP program won't resize without creating scroll bars.
I got this device, after much excitement and anticipation only to discover that the DVI adapter did not work. I e-mailed the company for Technical Assistance and over a month later...(Still no reply).I finally ended up paying my own computer technician to come over and set the system up using the VGA adapter.I would not recommend this product ever again to anyone.Matrox TripleHead2Go Three-Monitor Graphics Expansion - Digital Edition T2G-D3D-IF
Items were shipped and received as promised. Works like a charm. Three video screens are sweet. I use this product with three projectors.The box has to be near the computer so you ate going to need longer video cables if you are using projectors.
Does what it says it will do. Arrived on time well packaged. Really need to follow set up instructions to get it working properly. I had to &#34;tweak&#34; some inital stetings , so a little trial and error was involved for me.
all monitors need to be alike, or someway to match signal to each ,may work for others but I am not a video teck.
Matrox has a long way to go. I bought two of these to operate 6 screens after running their compatibility software. Well, the two devices did work but very poorly. Here's why:(1) The software mentioned that I could run screens up to 1280 x 1024. Not true. The devices worked but the maximum resolution on each was 2400 x 800 when running both and 3840 x 1024 if you were lucky when running one.
I had to get tech support to remote in to my system to make the three 24" screens viewable. When I (following the install instructions) installed the device out of the box, it would not display a readable screen. The very helpful Matrox tech support person said it was due to my video resolution and could only be fixed by accessing the system remotely. He did make a change and the screens all displayed.
But, since I have a DVI/VGA graphics card that drives two monitors, why would it not be compatible with an add-on box. Isn't the target customer for multiple monitors a guy like me with an older system that wants to expand his graphics display without having to go into the guts of the PC and add a new graphics card? After all, when I actually buy a new PC, I'll get whatever multiple monitor capability that I want.Oh, well.
I bought this product after deciding I would be going w/ a 3 monitor set-up. I didn't want to have to waist time configuring each monitors settings, so I went ahead & bought this instead. This produst is basically plug & play. I'm using this w/ my 3 Alienware 21.5" monitors w/ a resolution of 5040 x 1050!!!!!! Product works absolutely flawlessly!!!!!!!
Answer: The obvious answer would be to contact the manufacturer directly. However, I do know they sell a six (6) monitor display video card that you can install onto your hard drive. I went from two to three monitor display boxes. Every time I had a problem (twice), I called them and they fixed it. They go through a painstaking process to help the customer out. The only caution I will provide, is that once you get any numbered display box, and install the software, do not update the software. Each time I did so, my display box got corrupted. My download was coming from their (Matrox) website. But like I said, they provide unprecedented customer service. Also keep in mind, they are located in Canada so if you call them, you'll be incurring long distance charges. Hope this helped.