With dual head card everything works very well but I think that the
performance hit is just way too big for animation work. I have seen
animators really love the extra workspace but all the xsi refreshing
issues wil get exaggerated which makes them pretty fast to forget dual
display setup :)
Everything except animation work of course is very welcome when we talk
about dual displays...
-T
Thiago Costa wrote:
I just use one card 2 monitors.
You can change the settings on the nVidia drivere to accelerate just
one monitor or both. (It's "hardware acceleration" in the advanced
settings of the driver)
So If you put to just single monitor, you'll have better performance
for sure (I have a quadro 4500)... but your other display will not show
OGL at all so if you put an OGL view in the monitor that is not being
accelerated, it will not draw that view at all. This means image clip
viewer, animation editor, dope sheet... everybody just working in one
monitor.
On 20/03/2008, Byron Nash <byronnash(at)gmail.com> wrote:
Will
using two monitors on my QuadroFX 4600 slow it down much? I've used
both single and dual head setups over the years but have always
wondered that. Does anyone use one card per monitor?
--
Byron Nash
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