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2nd Video Card to View Charts Separately?

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I also run a fourth monitor, but unfortunately not as part of a spanned cockpit. It's a fourth monitor that hosts charts and popup panels etc. (Also allows me to multi-task with other apps while flying). This requires a 2nd video card installed in your system. It does not have to be a powerful one ... keep your current card for this.

I am sooooo glad someone brought this up....I have to use my laptop to view charts, and would like to use my main system to do so. I run FSX Accel in fullscreen mode with a HD6870 2gb XFX card and 3 monitors: a 55" Vizio VF550M for the VC, and 2ea HP2311x's for instruments such as the FMC and PFD/HSI (and ATC). I exclusively fly the 737NGX with FS2Crew Voice and GSX, and I get 25-30 average FPS on the ground, 30-50 in cruise, and approx. 20-25 at KSFO. :-) Any ideas on what would be a good second card to match my system? Any other things I should know to go after this solution? Thanks! Sean

Sean B. Haney

System: i7-7700k cooled by EKWB A240 Water Cooling KIT running at 4.944ghz, Corsair Vengeance 2x8gb (16gb) DDR4-3200 LED RAM, Asus Maximus IX Formula, Samsung 960 Pro 512gb NVMe (PCIex4) SSD, WD Gold 2Tb HDD, FSX on Samsung 850Pro (soon to be P3Dv4!), XFX R9-290X 4gb Black Edition (soon to be EGVA GTX1080ti FTW3), Asus Xonar Essence STX Sound Card, Windows 10Pro-64 (10586.71), XFX Pro750W PSU, and Thermaltake Level 10 GT Snow Edition Case. RT-AC88-U Asus Router, and WD EX2100 8tb NAS Drive

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Hey guys- could really use some help here...do I pick a card that will run the same drivers as my HD6870? Or does it run totally separately and have it's own driver install? And how would I get FSX to utilize only the HD6870 ports? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Sean B. Haney

System: i7-7700k cooled by EKWB A240 Water Cooling KIT running at 4.944ghz, Corsair Vengeance 2x8gb (16gb) DDR4-3200 LED RAM, Asus Maximus IX Formula, Samsung 960 Pro 512gb NVMe (PCIex4) SSD, WD Gold 2Tb HDD, FSX on Samsung 850Pro (soon to be P3Dv4!), XFX R9-290X 4gb Black Edition (soon to be EGVA GTX1080ti FTW3), Asus Xonar Essence STX Sound Card, Windows 10Pro-64 (10586.71), XFX Pro750W PSU, and Thermaltake Level 10 GT Snow Edition Case. RT-AC88-U Asus Router, and WD EX2100 8tb NAS Drive

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Wow...this must either a stupid question, or a barn-burner of one. :O

Sean B. Haney

System: i7-7700k cooled by EKWB A240 Water Cooling KIT running at 4.944ghz, Corsair Vengeance 2x8gb (16gb) DDR4-3200 LED RAM, Asus Maximus IX Formula, Samsung 960 Pro 512gb NVMe (PCIex4) SSD, WD Gold 2Tb HDD, FSX on Samsung 850Pro (soon to be P3Dv4!), XFX R9-290X 4gb Black Edition (soon to be EGVA GTX1080ti FTW3), Asus Xonar Essence STX Sound Card, Windows 10Pro-64 (10586.71), XFX Pro750W PSU, and Thermaltake Level 10 GT Snow Edition Case. RT-AC88-U Asus Router, and WD EX2100 8tb NAS Drive

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