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komm · 02-06-08, 03:31 PM

I have a geforce 8800 and an onboard geforce 7025 mobo on my biostar tf025. I also have two widescreen monitors, and was wondering if it was possible to setup my left monitor with the geforce 8800 (for gaming) and the right monitor for firefox/less intensive use by using the 7025. Is there any way to accomplish this?

Joeteck · 02-06-08, 03:50 PM

Yes, soon as you add the other monitor You'll see it in the driver...

komm · 02-06-08, 03:59 PM

oh. i feel dumb. i'll try it in a second.

also, my 8800 is running at 81f while under a bit of load (world of warcraft)... is this normal? i'm going to be running some 3dmark tests soon, but my knowledge of 81f is that there's no point in ocing.

Fleron230 · 02-06-08, 04:07 PM

81*F is cold, 81*C is medium-warm (95+ is hot)

PhysX · 02-06-08, 04:10 PM

yeah...81F is not bad at all, once you see in the 100s, then your starting to get a problem on your hands.

komm · 02-06-08, 04:40 PM

****, I just realized it is Celsius and not Fahrenheit.

also, about the dual video card thing, my computer refuses to recognize the 7025. Right now, I have both monitors hooked up to the 8800. I installed the original drivers that came with the mobo cd for the 7025, but it doesn't work. I unplugged the monitors from the 8800 slots and hooked them up to the 7025 slot, then tried them each separately, but the computer still did not recognize the card. How would I go about doing this?

02-06-08, 03:31 PM	#1
komm Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Mobile, AL, ie Leprechaun Land	two monitors, two video cards? I have a geforce 8800 and an onboard geforce 7025 mobo on my biostar tf025. I also have two widescreen monitors, and was wondering if it was possible to setup my left monitor with the geforce 8800 (for gaming) and the right monitor for firefox/less intensive use by using the 7025. Is there any way to accomplish this?

02-06-08, 03:50 PM	#2
Joeteck Sunshine Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Long Island	Yes, soon as you add the other monitor You'll see it in the driver... __________________ www.heatware.com CPU: Intel i7 860 @ 4.0Ghz (200 x 20) 1.45v RAM: 4 gig of Gskill 7-7-7-21 1600Mhz Video: Evga Geforce GTX 480 1536MB MOBO: Gigabyte GA-P55-UD5 Power: PC Power & Cooling 750 Watt

02-06-08, 04:10 PM	#5
PhysX Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: :)	yeah...81F is not bad at all, once you see in the 100s, then your starting to get a problem on your hands. __________________ Asus P5Q PRO - Scythe Mini-KAZE ULTRA/ NB \| Q9400 R0 @ 3.8Ghz 1.24v - CM Hyper 212 Plus \| 2x2GB Mushkin Blackline 1066@1141 \| eVGA GTX 480 \| PCPC 750Watt

02-06-08, 04:40 PM	#6
komm Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Mobile, AL, ie Leprechaun Land	***, I just realized it is Celsius and not Fahrenheit. also, about the dual video card thing, my computer refuses to recognize the 7025. Right now, I have both monitors hooked up to the 8800. I installed the original drivers that came with the mobo cd for the 7025, but it doesn't work. I unplugged the monitors from the 8800 slots and hooked them up to the 7025 slot, then tried them each separately, but the computer still did not recognize the card. How would I go about doing this? Last edited by komm; 02-06-08 at 05:14 PM.*

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02-06-08, 03:59 PM	#3
komm Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Mobile, AL, ie Leprechaun Land	oh. i feel dumb. i'll try it in a second. also, my 8800 is running at 81f while under a bit of load (world of warcraft)... is this normal? i'm going to be running some 3dmark tests soon, but my knowledge of 81f is that there's no point in ocing.

02-06-08, 04:07 PM	#4
Fleron230 Registered Join Date: Jan 2008	81F is cold, 81C is medium-warm (95+ is hot)