breadz said:2 is simply not enough monitor space nowadays!
i need 1 screen for a terminal and DB visualization, another for programming space, and another for youtube. lol
mkrishnan said:Do you want three external screens or two plus the internal?
breadz said:opps, forgot to mention that.. i have a macbook pro and want 2 more external monitors. ive been reading that the dvi output may be able to split the signal into 2 thingymagigies, thus into 2 montors..
crap, if i cant....hmm the 30inch hd display may be on my wish list. say goodbye to tax refund.
poppe said:Not on usual computer right now so my bookmarks aren't with me: Have a website link that sells this device that makes it possible to run to monitors off of a MBP or MB. I can send it tomorrow sometime...
poppe said:Wonder if its possible to do 2 2407's... Hmm anyone know?
breadz said:i think so, but i heard it was recommended to have 2 gigs of memory. damn, i keep spending and spending....
Chundles said:RAM in a MBP makes no difference to video performance because it has a dedicated card. In the Mac mini and the MacBook, adding RAM won't make the video abilities any better - it gets 64MB regardless - but it makes using the system smoother and easier because that 64MB taken up by the GMA950 makes less of a difference with 1GB or 2GB than it does with 512MB.
Adding a second external monitor to a MacBook Pro (or any Mac outside the Mac Pro) is not supported and shouldn't be considered as an option. If you need the room, get a 30"ACD - it will work perfectly on a MacBook Pro.