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BEST GRAPHICS CARD TO USE FOR 4800x1200 SURROUND

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Hi, I have 3 Samsung Syncmaster Flat panel LCD/TFT 213T's. They usually operate at a resolution of 1600 x 1200 and are very sharp monitors. They are run presently from a Parhelia 256Mb Card with one digital and two analog outputs. This, of course, is in surround mode for using FS 2004. My problem is I don't get the quality of picture I'd like. The image is only 3840 x 1024 wide when I should really be getting 4800 x 1200. In general the picture quality is rather fuzzy. Running FS over 3 screens is wild and doing wargaming the same way is also very cool. However, I think I can do better for this system and was wondering here if anybody could recommend a graphics card which willrun my 3 monitors at their highest best resolution and with a good frame-rate with all the options turned up full on the Flight Simulater and running the photographic scenery packs of the UK - well England and Wales since Scotland and ireland have been left out.Thankyou for your advice in this matter anyone!Iain.H

AFAIK Iain the Parhelia is the only card that supports 3 monitors, to use something else would require an AGP card and a PCI card.I think you are asking a lot to have high resolution, good frame rate, all options up full and run 3 monitors :-erks Although I am not in that league IIRC running outside views of FS on multiple monitors pulls the frame rate down quite a bit, the FPS hit is not as great if 2 of the monitors are only displaying panels.I stand to be corrected by those using such an exotic display if the above is rubbish.

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