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jabomeister
09-29-2008, 09:08 PM
This is the first time I try the setup:

two monitors on ATI 9550 AGP and two on ATI 9250 PCI. FSX only sees the 9550 with one monitor, and one unlabeled video card or monitor.

Three monitors (one on AGP, 2 on PCI) has worked fine until now.
I even erased fsx.cfg and same thing.

Any fixes for this?

AndyT
09-30-2008, 12:28 AM
Do you have drivers loaded for both vid cards? Usually, you should have both vid cards the same so you only need one set of drivers.

AchillesP
09-30-2008, 05:30 AM
This is the first time I try the setup:

two monitors on ATI 9550 AGP and two on ATI 9250 PCI. FSX only sees the 9550 with one monitor, and one unlabeled video card or monitor.

Three monitors (one on AGP, 2 on PCI) has worked fine until now.
I even erased fsx.cfg and same thing.

Any fixes for this?

Hi,

Go to www.fsinsider.com (http://www.fsinsider.com) at the service packs. There is a link with the multimonitor bugs. Read it and download the fix.

If you run in wide view, also inside fsx.cfg change wideviewaspect=true

jabomeister
10-04-2008, 10:44 AM
the only similar thing I found is for Vista. I run XP.
were you thinking of something else?

I'm gonna try DX10 and SP2 (can't remember if I have it on) and see what happens.

sas550
10-04-2008, 10:58 AM
Hi!

Confirm that your earlier setup (1agp 2pci) was with the same cards?

Otherwise thoose cards are using the same drivers. But you'll need to install the driver again after inserting the second card. If you haven't done that already please try to install the drivers again.

jabomeister
10-04-2008, 01:52 PM
nevermind,turns out forgot to enable hardware acceleration for the secondary port....again. I swear this happened to me before.

It works now.

Thanks for the responses.

Shawn
10-05-2008, 04:56 PM
nevermind,turns out forgot to enable hardware acceleration for the secondary port....again. I swear this happened to me before.

It works now.

Thanks for the responses.


How and where would I go to check if I have hardware acceleration enable for my other ports? I've got two video cards and I'm trying to run 3 monitors and one projector but the third monitor never populates with the panel when I go to fullscreen mode, it just goes black?

Thanks

Michael Carter
10-05-2008, 05:10 PM
Right click on your desktop and select 'Properties'.

When that opens, select 'Settings', and click on 'Advanced'.

Shawn
10-05-2008, 09:12 PM
Thanks you, apparently I already had hardware acceleration enabled so it's off to scour the internet some more. :)

dukabr
10-07-2008, 08:13 PM
Hi

I building a king air b 200 home cockpit simulator and need 4 monitor; a few months i bought a PCI GeForce 6200 and i haved a AGP ATI9600 and dont work.. my PCI dont work with the AGP.. i see in foruns (multimonitors) and i see a lot of people the same config. but my config dont work and now i selling this cards.

I see is more easy buy 2 same cards PCI; normally its work fine!

Sorry for my english, i only want help (in future it is better i presume)

Edit: I see, a lot people use VISTA and work fine, in XP it is a big problem (why? i dont know!!!!!)

Thank's All

jabomeister
10-16-2008, 12:41 PM
4 monitors sure is taking a toll on the graphics, menus become unreadable. I'm going to have to lower the settings even more :(