Choosing the multiple screen video card that is best for you.
As multi-monitor computing goes mainstream it continues to grow dramatically among 2D and 3D multi-monitor graphics for similar reasons. This is due in part to the fact that operating systems and software applications are using more and more video real estate for tool bars, application tools, and desk top interfaces. CAD users, desktop publishers, financial institutions, and many other user groups are utilizing multi-screen technology.

Below is a chart of all the most popular video cards which are designed to support 2D and 3D applications and run under Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, NT, Mac, Unix, and Linux operating systems. Choosing the card that is right for you is largely determined by the type of work you will be doing on your computer, how many screens you wish to run, and which operating system you run.
Mfgr. Model Outputs Analog DVI Processors Max Ram Tiangles
/Second		 Slot Max.
Resolution
3D Labs WildCat II 5110 Dual Yes Yes 1 64 15.2 AGP 2048 x 2048
3D Labs Oxygen GVX4210 Dual Yes Yes 2 / Glint 128 6.3 AGP 2048 x 2048
3D Labs Oxygen GVX210 Dual Yes No 2 Glint 64 6.3 AGP 2048 x 2048
Appian Jeronimo Pro Quad Yes No 4 / 64 bit 32 PCI 1600 x 1200
Appian Jeronimo 2000 Dual Yes No 2 / 3D Labs 64 PCI/AGP 1920 x 1080
Appian Jeronimo 2000 Mac Dual Yes No 3 / 3D Labs 32 1920 x 1080
Appian Appian X Quad Yes Yes 2/ / Appian GX 64 PCI 1920 x 1200
ATI Fire GL3 Dual Yes Yes IBM 1000 128 27 AGP 3200 x 1200
ATI Fire GL4 Dual Yes Yes IBM 1001 128 29 AGP 3200 x 1200
Elsa Synergy III Dual Yes Yes Quardro2 32 25 AGP 1280 x 1024
Enseo MVP ProSE Quad Yes No 4 RIVA 128ZX 32 AGP 1920 x 1200
Enseo MVP ProZX Quad Yes No Nvidea 128ZX 32 AGP 1600 x 1200
Matrox G450 Dual Yes No G450 32 AGP 2048 x 1536
Matrox G200 Quad Yes Yes G200 32 PCI 1800 x 1440
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