Multiple Monitors

[RAFAIR100]

I have often wondered whether I could set up three monitors for FS2004.      The centre one would display the 'straight ahead' panel view (button , the left hand one would display the "10 o'clock" panel view ( button 7), and the right hand one would display the "2 o'clock" panel view (button 9).      Is such a set-up feasible and, if so, what sort of additional hardware/software would be required?

[pengyman89]

Hey, look up "matrox triple head to go". should answer your question

[RAFAIR100]

Thank you, Pengyman 89.      But where do I look up?

[Fozzer]

Thank you, Pengyman 89.      But where do I look up?

A Google Search quickly reveals...>>>

http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/products/gxm/

Paul...G-BPLF...FS 2004... 8-)....!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmHeP0hGR2Q

[RAFAIR100]

Thanks all.     Looks like the solution.

[HarvesteR]

I have it and i can safely say, it's worth every penny  :)

[Geewiz]

I have often wondered whether I could set up three monitors for FS2004.      The centre one would display the 'straight ahead' panel view (button , the left hand one would display the "10 o'clock" panel view ( button 7), and the right hand one would display the "2 o'clock" panel view (button 9).      Is such a set-up feasible and, if so, what sort of additional hardware/software would be required?

Here's another solution:
http://www.my-pets-friend.com/401st/IMG_0161.JPG

This system uses an SLI Quad core Intel Motherboard with two 9600GT nVidia cards.

[westside]

I have the Matrox Triple head and two vidio cards and I am running 6 monitors currently. The Matrox handles the view out the windshild and the other three handle my glass cockpit. With a Quad core I am able to keep above 15FPS in very dense scenery.