Third Monitor on ATI X1950

JamesPoremba · 2007-07-10

Hi, this is my first post here and I'm hoping someone might be able to shed some light on this. I have 2 Samsung 931C monitors, hooked into the 2 DVI connections on my X1950. I want to connect a TV through the S-video connection between the slots to use as an external monitor for a video editor. When I connect the TV to the PC, I go into ATI Catalyst Control to enable it. It shows it in the "Attached displays currently disabled" box and the only control I have is to swap it with one of the LCD's (which are in Extended mode) Is there anyway to enable it to function on it's own as a clone or an extension with the 2 LCD's enabled? Will I need to install another graphics card? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! James

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Hi, this is my first post here and I'm hoping someone might be able to shed some light on this.

I have 2 Samsung 931C monitors, hooked into the 2 DVI connections on my X1950. I want to connect a TV through the S-video connection between the slots to use as an external monitor for a video editor.

When I connect the TV to the PC, I go into ATI Catalyst Control to enable it. It shows it in the "Attached displays currently disabled" box and the only control I have is to swap it with one of the LCD's (which are in Extended mode) Is there anyway to enable it to function on it's own as a clone or an extension with the 2 LCD's enabled? Will I need to install another graphics card? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

James

JamesPoremba, Jul 10, 2007

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