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Weaksauce
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im not sure if this was posted befor i think i remember reading about it but can i have 1 agp videocard (geforce 4 ti4200 64mb) and 1 pci (geforce4 mx 440-SE 64mb w/video out) can i get both of em to work in the same computer at the same time
 
Howdy,

1. Yes, it is possible. A BIOS setting determines which of the cards is the primary/bootup card.

2. Windows XP is especially multi-card friendly (in my experience).

3. This post is not about overclocking. Nor is it about cooling. You really should have posted it elsewhere. But oh well.

H
 
yes it works. in your advanced display settings nvidia has made it easy for you to setup your mulitple monitors. also follow what was said in the previous post.
 
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