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by hstahl
That's a common "problem" w/ multiple monitors. It has to do w/ the order your BIOS initializes the adapters. Most BIOS by default will initialize the PCI cards first. You need to contact your BIOS vendor to see if an update version is available that will let you init the AGP card first.
-Heath
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by thv ramirez
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by thv ramirez
by fenaikh
Hi body
If your BIOS Suport setting the AGP first boot then sit it. if not get upgrade for your BIOS. (First answer)
Try this trick for 2 PCI cards
1-Make sure one of the card is working.
2-Set up the second.
3-The one show you the POST is your primary
4-To change the primary one flip PCI slots
For Future Use of 2 monitor check this new technology. (dule monitors) which gives you to mintors with one card.new Millennium G450 from matrox. Visit: http://www.matrox.com
I hope you stisfy with this.
best regard
Mohamed
fenaikh@hotmail.com
by thv ramirez
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