Wasn't quite sure where to post this lol

[Jamera]

Anyway, I'm looking at dipping my toe in the world of triple screen racing. The problem is that I have a GTX 560 ti which is quite new and I would be very reluctant to chop it in for a triple head card.

I know about the Matrox TH2GO, but boy it's pricey. I understand there is a way of doing it via software if you have another card, wherein lies the problem, I don't have any space for another card, but I do have onboard graphics. Does anyone know if or how it can be done?

PC World have an offer on at the moment for a 23" AOC LED @ £119.00, which a pair of would go quite nicely with my 24" ACER led without breaking the bank.

[BadBlood]

It is usually onboard OR card. It is in the BIOS. You'll need to bite the bullet on the card unfortunately.

[Dave 'Gizmo' Gymer]

It is usually onboard OR card. It is in the BIOS.

No, you should be able to run both at once nuder XP or newer - whether it'll perform well enough for SoftTH to work is another question.

Running onboard and a card isn't really fundamentally any different from running two (or three - I've done that) cards for a Windows multi-monitor desktop (my workstation has five screens).

[spanner]

I think Lazlow and Picnic (maybe) run some form of software multi-screen setup.

Surely with the amount of data being transfered around your system the other card needs to be relatively quick?

[picnic]

I think Lazlow and Picnic (maybe) run some form of software multi-screen setup.

I'm currently using nVidia surround vision or whatever they call it. You have to have 2 cards in an SLI configuration to do it.

[Jamera]

Bugger, my m/board doesn't support SLI, buy in haste and all that lol.

I guess thinking in the long term it would probably pay me to go with the Matrox, least that way it will not matter if/ when I upgrade the g/ card.

I have been using a triple monitor setup at Puretech Racing recently and going back to a single monitor when at home feels like I'm blinkered by comparrison  why oh why can't things ever be simple?

I was thinking of spending the money instead on a set CSP, but I was talking with BRD the other evening and it seems they working on a load cell version of their ProSpeed pedals, which "should" also be backwards compatible with their Speed 7 pedals, which I have already, so now I'm really undecided!!!!

[spanner]

Gawd, so BRD are still around??

[ginsters sponsored]

Gawd, so BRD are still around??

As a fan of the 'little guy' and as I was always happy with their customer service that's good to see Can someone decipher how much the wheel is on its own from here http://www.brdsim.com/download/pro-st&pedals.pdf ? I guess 150-200 notes Is it is good as it looks?