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it's just that we don't need reports from people that say 'it works' because that's what we expect in a perfect world.This new GPU has been designed to deliver the best performance in its class and incorporates the same advanced technologies found in our latest Maxwell architecture. Next time I'm reading an nVidia hardware bashing topic my post would make me look more like an ATI fanboi than an nVidia fanboi, that's just the way these things work out because mentioning problems does not mean there's nothing positive to say.

I don't avoid ATI products I just feel ATI is stronger at hardware and nVidia at software. Having written that, my last system build had an ATI chipset and is 100% super duper great with a cherry on top.

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It's not mindless to complain when a product does not work properly or you need to know some trick instead of just clicking the install file and having it work. I'm not really interested in whether someone else agrees or not - because the only truly reliable info I can go by is personal experience, and the fact that once I noticed more problems with ATI drivers, I bought more nVidia cards and STILL encountered more ATI driver problems.

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I've been selling and servicing PCs for quite a few years now and on average the ATI drivers have caused more problems.

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**see page 6 of the PDF for a more detailed explaination.Ĭlick to expand.Well, since you put it that way. Nview used to be free to home (Geforce users) but now NVIDIA has rescinded that decision and now reserves it for professional QUADRO users only. With a special click of the mouse you could move a program to any monitor. It was a nice little multi-monitor configuration, monitor mangement, and app managment tool. I am sure it's called nview, I am one of many who have used it before. That's because the Nividia driver is locking out certain resolutions and refresh rates when two dis-similar displays are connected. I am certain the Issue here is software, not hardware. I know, flame, flame: I got it cheap and decent RGHBV cables can be tough to find Using an invferior analog cable may not necessarily prevent the monitor from displaying a resolution but it can affect the quality and clarity of the picture. The GDM-FW900 has two inputs, BNC connectors on an RGBHV signal and a HD-15 VGA connector with a switch on the front of the display to choose which to input use**. The GDM-F500r is not connected at this moment. The laptop is off with HP at the moment for final Accidental Protection Warranty repairs before its warranty expires, else I'd double check the stuff for you right now.Ĭlick to expand.In the past, I have sucessfully run multiple monitors (including the 16:10 GDM-FW900 with a 4:3 Sony GDM-F500r) at mixed resolutions. Kind of like to push proper resolution to my room mates 52' Sony Bravia I had to connect to my laptops HDMI port, it limited me if I tried to use VGA. What kind of connection is going from your card to your CRT? That might be why it's limiting. I'm not limited in any fashion what so ever. I have normal television resolutions available at 29/30hz just for the tv and 1680x1050 at 72hz on the main. I use an Acer V223W 22' widescreen as the main monitor (VGA), and a 19' Apex CRT television as SVideo for the secondary. In my monitor properties I have full options available on both panels.

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OP, I know it's not called nview, but on my laptop (NVidia GeForce 8600GTM) I have windows 7 Pro 64 bit loaded (I had it shipped with Vista Ultimate 64 bit 3 years ago and upgraded to Win 7 on school upgrade license).

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