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Tom's Hardware Reviews Multi-Display Gaming

MikShapi writes "Most gamers out there today own a dual-head graphics card (most of us completely neglecting the second port), and games such as X2 are offering support for this already (at least on nVidia cards, due to the "span" driver feature). Tom's Hardware did a nice rundown on the technology, complete with screenshots and benchmarks."

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  1. You know who'd love this??? by Howard+Beale · · Score: 5, Funny

    Zaphod Beeblebrox!

    1. Re:You know who'd love this??? by neelm · · Score: 3, Funny

      I found it pretty damn funny, funny enough to stop looking at my digital watch....

  2. heh by big_groo · · Score: 4, Funny

    cross your eyes...it's cheaper.

  3. Re:I never understand why... by Garg · · Score: 4, Funny

    I never understand why twin display never caught on.

    Simple, it's a lot easier to hide the fact that you bought a kick-ass graphics card from your wife, than it is an extra monitor sitting on your desk.

    Garg

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  4. Awesome! by lacrymology.com · · Score: 5, Funny

    You mean when I play Pong, I can have one paddle on one screen, and the other on another! That is dope!

    -m

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  5. Re:Cool. Now to get some money... by sYn+pHrEAk · · Score: 5, Funny

    but I can't see myself forking over several hundred dollars for the purpose of playing a game.

    Then you're definitely no gamer.

    "WOW! GEFORCE 5000! MOMMY CAN I HAVE $750 FOR A COMPUTER PART?!?! ALL THE OTHER KIDS MIGHT GET IT FIRST IF YOU DON'T HURRY!"

    "No, Jimmy. Now take your medicine, go to your room and lie down. You know how your blood pressure gets when you're excited ever since you turned 40."

  6. Re:I never understand why... by tehcyder · · Score: 5, Funny
    Plus it takes longer to hide 2 screens of pr0n from her when she sneaks into the room behind you...oh, just me then.

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