I want to use a second lcd display with a new system I'll build,
perhaps with the 7NIF2, or similar.
Instead of connecting a tv with the s-video, can the onboard
s-video output to an lcd at it's native resolution - which
would also be the same resolution as the primary lcd monitor?
I've read some reviews at newegg that talk about the lower
resolutions that tvs require, but I have no idea if this
same "tv-out" s-video can be used to output to a 1280-1024 lcd
at its native resolution.
In other words, what restrictions are there on using the onboard
video and s-video out as a dual display system?
Looking at the faqs on nvidia, it seems that you a can configure
their "cards" to output either to a monitor or a tv.
But I'm not sure if the onboard chips offer the same functionality.
Also, if this works as I'm hoping, could one also use it with
different resolutions - say one at 1280x1024 and another at 1600x1200?
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George Newton
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