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Thanks for your reply, Martini. I am not sure what your experience with FSX is but as you may know, FSX has some unusual charateristics. I have read that some older cards actually perform better than the newer ones for this particular game. Also, are you aware if the drivers have been improved for t...

What would be a better card for my setup? Remember the sole purpose: FSX. Nvidia: GTX260, GTX280, 9800GX2 or ATI: 4870x2 For FSX, probably due to some driver issues that may have already been addressed, the ATI power horse 4870x2 may not be the fastest but will definitely help at a resolution of 504...

Thanks your advice, Martini. I will see what I can afford.

Dan suggested that I get a crossfire set up with 2 x ATI GPUs. If I am not mistaken, according to most users and TomsHardware charts, Nvidia cards are much better than ATI for FSX. I have a 8800gt on an Asus P5Q pro MB. My PC is only 1 month old. I can consider selling my 8800gt for a crossfire ATI ...

I am going to stick with the EVGA 8800gt with the TH2GO for now. The biggest I will go for is 3x 22" monitors. From what I have read from other FSX simmers, this set up should work reasonably well. I am looking at a combined resolution of 5040x1050 of which Nvidia seems to agree that the 8800gt...

I think I will end up going with the Triplehead2go Digital version. Nvidia support confirms that Vista is no good for span display and even if I were to go with XP I would not be able to span more than 2 monitors. Check out the email I received from Nvidia customer care: Please be informed the Span ...

Dan, thanks for your reply. It's the most complete one I have read to date. I will have to look into which ATI card is best for FSX in crossfire and evaluate if it's worth the investment. (tom's Hardware is pretty good with that). Then it's a matter of running on 57mhz and how easy it is to set that...

I have been searching everywhere for an straight answer to my question but nothing really affirmative has turned up. Here is my question: I am into flight simulation (FSX) and would like to set up a 3 monitor (22-24 inches) display to be viewed in both span mode or independent screen shots. Here is ...