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Question: Can I add a second monitor using this graphics card?
Document: I'm not using this for games, Just to run 2 VGA monitors. Perfect solution for that requirement.The sharpness was immediately noticed over my on board video card...displays look great.I do hear the fan when it first starts up, but then its quiet.
ORIGINAL REVIEW - 12/4/2012----Our Criteria for Selection----I bought this card for my old gaming rig of yester-year whose Geforce 9800gt was dying a slow death for my wife who inherited the machine and had been using it as a multi-purpose machine.
Well-built, stays cool in a toasty case with bad ventilation, great performance given specifications of the card.Got it with a $20 rebate, otherwise it might not be worth it. Barely outperforms my HIS Radeon HD 5450 in some games, but for a cheap card in a box for movies, videos, etc., it works just fine. Dual monitor set-up had some problems on my linux box (probably a linux driver issue I caused, haven't tested on windows).
Good for the price. Good rebate , but takes a long time to get it. Wish it had duel monitor capability with 4 times the ram my old duel monitor card had.
I downloaded the latest driver from nvidia's homepage and did not use the enclosed disc so I do not have any comments on the disc contents. The graphics card was surprisingly tiny (being low profile) but the board itself was a lot more rigid and sturdy compared to budget boards I've come across in the past. In the past, you'd take note not to force or bend the board itself too much, not that you would on purpose.
I purchased this graphics card to give my old junker computer a boost as I am working on building a gaming computer. This card is running in a Dell Inspiron 531s with a 250W PSU. I have not had any problems with it running slightly under-powered. It gave graphics an appreciable boost for streaming videos and gaming. It is low-profile ready as well. A low profile bracket has to purchased separately but it is a simple process.
Both notes don't really have any correlation to its performance but I thought I'd throw it out. Also, a DVI male/male cable was used for the connection.----Usage----The machine itself is a Q6600, 4GB ram machine loaded with vista x64 on some named SATA drive. The old 9800gt rated 5.9 for graphics and 5.9 for gaming graphics with the vista performance tool while this new gt610 card rates 4.6/5.2.
After multiple reboots, system crashes... and lost connectivity while using Skype on conference calls, watching videos on YouTube I had to replace the card.Contacted Galaxy submitted a ticket. Now am asked to re-install the card and run their software to run tests and then to force my system to crash.Sorry to say... but having gone through enough trouble with this card I do feel CS and the card itself has let me down.
Decent card for games that don't require a high end graphics card. It allowed me to play most of the games that i wanted. Some were super laggy, but i guess that what i get for a graphics card this price.Definitely worth buying if you are looking to play normal quality games, but not worth buying if you are looking for a high end graphics card that can allow you to play the latest games.
She does photoshop a bit, watch movies via stream and from local disk, surf the web/email and use office. With that criteria in mind, we settled on a cheap sub-$50 one-notch above onboard as her replacement.----Setup----The box comes with the graphics card, the usual installation disc, a quick help card and a warranty notice stating that you must register with Galaxy in order to receive the extended warranty.
Answer: The answer is yes you can use multiple monitors with this video card. on the video card there's an VGA, HDMI , and a DVI connector. even if you use up 1 of those 3 ports on the back of the card there are adapters that you can get for your monitor cable to the back of the other port on the video card. Also 1 of the best multi monitor programs out there is called: display fusion pro. Windows 7 does support dual monitors but display fusion pro ados a whole lot more features to it. Hope this helps.www.DHCS.org