[rescue] Looking for 4 head AGP card (PeeCee)

[Erie Patsellis]

Out of curiosity, any reason not to just project? there are some pretty 
nice CRT projectors, in good shape capable of pretty high res output 
around for cheap, crazy cheap. I have an Ampro 3300 8" crt projector 
that will scan up to 100khz, if I remember correctly.


erie

Timothy Baldridge wrote:
> By my calculations that's all coming up to ~250MB/sec. I have no clue
> what the top speed of PCI is. But I think PCIe should handle it. AGP
> should be able to as well (at least 8x).
>
> I've thought about getting one of those matrox boxes and turning my
> dual 22" desktop into triple 22" (it'd rock for gaming). But I haven't
> had the spare cash yet.
>
> But yeah, I'd say dual matrox boxes on a dual head GF6600 should work
> fine. If you use NVIDIA you can use TwinView. And that'll allow you to
> actually show all 4 displays as one X desktop (TwinView does in
> software what the matrox box does in hardware).
>
> Timothy
>
> On 8/10/07, John Francini <francini at mac.com> wrote:
>   
>> Unless things have changed, there are (were) 3 12-screen
>> presentations still in existence at Walt Disney World (Orlando):
>>
>> a) The TimeKeeper in Tomorrowland at the Magic Kingdom
>> b) The China pavilion at Epcot
>> c) The Canada pavilion at Epcot
>>
>> France, of course, had to go its own way, and has a 5-screen
>> presentation -- the music to which I find excellent and unforgettable.
>>
>> j
>>
>>
>>
>> On 10 Aug 2007, at 9:51, Francois Dion wrote:
>>     
>>>  BTW, the logical next step is a 360 setup. Like Disney use(d) at
>>> Epcot center, or at Expo 86 (Vancouver) and before that Expo 67
>>> (Montreal). But all of these were using film cameras and film
>>> projectors (would be pretty easy to do this with computers and
>>> projectors).
>>>
>>> Francois
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