H henrynw macrumors newbie Original poster Mar 6, 2009 #1 Hello, I've just purchased a new Mac Pro. I'm wondering if the video card will actually support 3 monitors? I know the docs say 2, but if I plug a dual into the DVI and then use the miniport as well, will 3 work? Thanks. Henry
Hello, I've just purchased a new Mac Pro. I'm wondering if the video card will actually support 3 monitors? I know the docs say 2, but if I plug a dual into the DVI and then use the miniport as well, will 3 work? Thanks. Henry
M MacVidCards Suspended Mar 6, 2009 #2 Curious what you mean by this: "but if I plug a dual into the DVI" Displayport is supposed to daisy-chain....but not sure if hardware to do this exists yet. Firewire 400 and SCSI were also supposed to do this but people rarely did.
Curious what you mean by this: "but if I plug a dual into the DVI" Displayport is supposed to daisy-chain....but not sure if hardware to do this exists yet. Firewire 400 and SCSI were also supposed to do this but people rarely did.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Mar 6, 2009 #3 Dual is not DUAL MONITORS. Dual is support for resolutions over 1920x1200. You can output to two monitors per card.
Dual is not DUAL MONITORS. Dual is support for resolutions over 1920x1200. You can output to two monitors per card.
I imacpr0 macrumors newbie Mar 9, 2009 #4 Can you post firmware for your card ? You can grab it by http://thomas.perrier.name/graphiccelerator.html thank you
Can you post firmware for your card ? You can grab it by http://thomas.perrier.name/graphiccelerator.html thank you
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Mar 9, 2009 #5 imacpr0 said: Can you post firmware for your card ? You can grab it by http://thomas.perrier.name/graphiccelerator.html thank you Click to expand... If you're running the 2006 Mac Pro, you won't be able to use it.
imacpr0 said: Can you post firmware for your card ? You can grab it by http://thomas.perrier.name/graphiccelerator.html thank you Click to expand... If you're running the 2006 Mac Pro, you won't be able to use it.
rpaloalto macrumors 6502a Mar 9, 2009 #7 Does anybody know yet if this GT 120 will work on the 2008 mac pro. Just like how the stock 2600 for the 2008. Was not advertised to work with the 2006 when it was first released.
Does anybody know yet if this GT 120 will work on the 2008 mac pro. Just like how the stock 2600 for the 2008. Was not advertised to work with the 2006 when it was first released.
E eelmac macrumors member Mar 10, 2009 #8 each card can support two moniters, so if you have one card you can have 3 moniters, 2 from the card 1 from the mini display port
each card can support two moniters, so if you have one card you can have 3 moniters, 2 from the card 1 from the mini display port
cmaier Suspended Mar 10, 2009 #9 eelmac said: each card can support two moniters, so if you have one card you can have 3 moniters, 2 from the card 1 from the mini display port Click to expand... The mini displayport is part of the card. 1 monitor by dvi and 1 by mini dp.
eelmac said: each card can support two moniters, so if you have one card you can have 3 moniters, 2 from the card 1 from the mini display port Click to expand... The mini displayport is part of the card. 1 monitor by dvi and 1 by mini dp.
Tallest Skil macrumors P6 Mar 10, 2009 #10 eelmac said: each card can support two moniters, so if you have one card you can have 3 moniters, 2 from the card 1 from the mini display port Click to expand... Completely wrong. There is one DVI port and one Mini DisplayPort port. You can connect one monitor to each. Thus, two.
eelmac said: each card can support two moniters, so if you have one card you can have 3 moniters, 2 from the card 1 from the mini display port Click to expand... Completely wrong. There is one DVI port and one Mini DisplayPort port. You can connect one monitor to each. Thus, two.
E eelmac macrumors member Mar 10, 2009 #11 Tallest Skil said: Completely wrong. There is one DVI port and one Mini DisplayPort port. You can connect one monitor to each. Thus, two. Click to expand... Ah i see, my bad 😀
Tallest Skil said: Completely wrong. There is one DVI port and one Mini DisplayPort port. You can connect one monitor to each. Thus, two. Click to expand... Ah i see, my bad 😀