Extreme USB Monitor Setup

I've had a fair bit of experience with multi-screen setups since Windows 98 came out.

I'd recommend the ATI Fire MV 2400 - a PCI-E "quad head" graphics card - its pricey (or was as its been out a while as it was designed for stock brokers originally unfortunately), and although low performance in terms of speed - great for web-surfing or multimedia dev work, much better potentially than any USB video monitor rig for performance - and you can use DVI monitors with it.

To: Sm Studiobg.

Friend: Using two monitors in this era of computing is not really a big thing even if you do think that you are cool and showing off. There is no harm done since may computers come with dual-headed graphics cards and the cost of monitors have dramatically decreased.

Good day.

Of course you can use dual graphics. If you are not a gamer you just need dual output of your single graphics card. And yes, the price of TFT monitors is now really low. But a second monitor still consumes energy, so if you don't really need one you just don't have to buy it. And if you already have two monitors you can turn off one if you don't use it let's say for more than hour or two.

Good day :)

Friends:

Would multi-monitors with the use of USB give sufficient graphics for stock market trading?

Please respond.
Thank you.

It should..

cool

hey do you know labview 7.1? i need help with it and the nxt program

I am working with LabVIEW 8.5 right now. Please contact me via PM. At least I can try to help you with your problem.

That's awesome! Drivers for Linux available?

oooo play 6 different games at once XD