HelloI'm planning to build a simulator with multimonitor system.Possibly use one or two comps together, but I need more than two monitors.My Question would be what kind of pci graphic card can I use togetherwith agp card /at the moment I have ati rage fury maxx 64mb/ and I'm planning to buy a newer one.If somebody have this kind of setup, please share it with us /me/ here, and a method how to install them under Windows me/xp/2000.Thanks for your help.

Hi there. Most PCI video cards will co-exist happily with an AGP one. For details, and a list of the cards that have been tested as compatible by Microsoft, go tohttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/usi...ultimonitor.aspRichard

>Hello>>I'm planning to build a simulator with multimonitor system.>Possibly use one or two comps together, but I need more than>two monitors.>My Question would be what kind of pci graphic card can I use>together>with agp card /at the moment I have ati rage fury maxx 64mb/>and I'm planning to buy a newer one.>If somebody have this kind of setup, please share it with us>/me/ here, and a method how to install them under Windows>me/xp/2000.Search the forum for "PCI" and you should find plenty of discussion on the topic.My setup is: * AGP: Geforce3 * PCI: Matrox Mystique * (PCI: Matrox Millenium)The Millenium was tested and also worked, but I dont currently need more than two screens, one for outside view and another for instruments. But two pci cards worked OK as well. Note that you will likely need to run FS2004 in windowed mode to make it possible to move panels to the other display. Some people got it working in fullscreen mode when they had a dualhead AGP card that was directx 9 compatible. I am not 100% sure how this stuff currently is, but I know for sure my setup is in windowed mode. Sucks, but I get more FPS that way too. So go figure.Matrox'es tend to work well, a friend had some old Ati's and I think he got one to work, but more than one was a bit tricky to get to boot. My matroxes worked ok though. See and experiment what works, if possible test the setup before buying.If you need several outside views, with one computer the only way to do this is with the Matrox Parhelia as far as I know, or some dualhead AGP monster cards. Otherwise it is a framerate killer, and for real "surround" view you need a network of computers + WideView (google).But search the old messages, I am merely repeating myself here ;-)Cheers,Tuomas