"McG." wrote in message
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| "Sam" wrote in message
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| "rhox" wrote in message
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| | Sam wrote:
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| | | Thanks Sam, that works. I just wish I didn't have to
reboot
| | anytime I
| | | want to re-enable Dualview.
| |
| | Glad to hear it worked. I know what you mean, I hate
rebooting
| too,
| | it's annoying. At least now we know it's a software issue
and
| not
| | hardware since we both have different cards. When I get a
| chance,
| | I'm going to let Nvidia know about the problem and
hopefully
| it'll
| | get fixed in the near future.
| |
| |
| | Mhmm. It doesn't happen with two actual monitors.
|
| With two monitors, you can change the settings on the fly
without
| losing the dual-view option?
|
|
| Yeah, I use DualView and two monitors fulltime, occasionally add
a
| third. All mine are on DVI, but that doesn't make a difference
to the
| DualView. What does make a negative difference (IMO) is coming
out of
| SLI everything has to be redone, even when saving/loading
profile. And,
| the driver still requires a reboot going into and coming out of
SLI.
| Crap. But you can change all the other display settings on the
fly
| without rebooting.
|
| AMD A64 X2 4800+
| Gigabyte GA K8N SLI
| 2 gigs PC3200
| 2 7800GTX 256 meg SLI
| 2 Samsung 204B, 1 Samsung 930B
| XP Pro x64
|
| McG.

What's SLI and what does it do?

Sam