Does WinNT support dual monitors ?

If it does, is there some tip to configure a i810 motherboard to accept a second video card (PCI, of course) ?

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If it does, is there some tip to configure a i810 motherboard to accept a second video card (PCI, of course) ?

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Just add the card and hook up the other monitor and away you go.
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Ok.. it worked fine on an Intel BX motherboard.. seems the problem is some incompatibility with the i810 chipset then, that has AGP video card on-board.
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I had a customer with that problem yesturday. Make sure the cards are on the hcl and also check what one needs to be the first display device. In your bios there should be a setting for the first display to either be pci or agp.
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I810 may be using UMA that is not dual ready.
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