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How many screens do you have on your main machine?  

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I just got my dual head setup back up and running and it made me wonder, how many monitors do people here have? I'd guess mostly 1, but I'm curious... vote away!

Actually, since I'm asking, post your graphics cards and monitor types/sizes/resolutions too...

ATi Radeon 9250 256MB with 1 VGA out, 1 DVI out and 1 TV-out

19" CRT @ 1600x1200x75Hz

15" LCD @ 1280x800x60Hz

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1: 19" LG Flatron @ 1280x1024

2: 17" ViewSonic @ 1024x768

Running via 2x Nvidia GeForce 8800GTX All connected via DVI.

Orignaly brought the Flatron for my last b-day, but then a neighbour had issues wif the ViewSonic, and asked if i could find them a new one, in the end they gave me there busted up ViewSonic, were the Pixels were starting to die, so played wif it abit, then one day in frustration, punched the screen, fixed it right up n has been running good since.

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1 19" samsung 1280x1024

1 20" LG widescreen 1680x1050

hooked to a 9800pro,but soon to be 8800gtxĀ  :)

living room is 32" olevia TV 1366x768Ā  into 9600xt AIW

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1 17 inch acerĀ  and a 15 inch CRT

when I make a new sig, I generallyĀ  look at it using a lcd and a crtĀ  then make changes as needed

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I generallyĀ  don't likeĀ  using 2 monitors unless their both the same sizeĀ  and are both the same kind like 2 lcds

PS how come no one voted 0 yet?

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im running 2x 8600gt 256mb msi overclocked edition

1x 22" widescreen 1680x1050

1x15" 1024x768

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Nvidia FX5200

2x 15" LCD 1024x768

Not the most horsepower, but it gets the job done. I was using two separate video cards, then my PCI card died on me. I only spent one week with a single monitor, but it was enough to convince me I never want to go back.

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NVIDIA Quadro FX 5600

2 x 30" 2560 x 1600

ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO

1 x 24" 1920 by 1200

6 X ATI Sapphire Radeon 7000

6 x 7" 800x480 (can do 1600 x 1200)

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