[Sardonic]

I'm looking to buy a set of two video cards...and their stats aren't very important. The only real capability necessary is that they have dual screen hook-ups, either in DVI or VGA.

We talk a lot about great GPU's here, but what is a very average one? Trying to get dual screens running for the cheapest possible cost.

P.S. the boards are ga-7vm266 so I'll probably be using the AGP slot.

Do they still sell AGP GPU's?

[mgcook]

7800gt?

[maroon1]

Newegg.com - XFX PVT71KUDF3 GeForce 7900GS 256MB 256-bit GDDR3 AGP 4X/8X Video Card - Retail

[Sardonic]

Originally Posted by Sardonic

Trying to get dual screens running for the cheapest possible cost.

the 7900 is a little too nuts.
7800gt is a little closer to what i am looking for.

ANYTHING with dual capabilities is okay. these are for users just checking their email & using microsoft office.

[vernong1992]

hd2400pro

[veedubfreak]

You dont have to have 2 video cards to run dual monitors.

[Sardonic]

Originally Posted by vernong1992

hd2400pro

You hit the nail on the head with that model. Unfortunately it is PCIe & I need AGP. Still looking for that card in AGP

[Sardonic]

Originally Posted by veedubfreak

You dont have to have 2 video cards to run dual monitors.

I wasn't clear, this is for two systems. I need two dual capable cards.

They're currently using on board VGA hookups. They're graduating to second monitors.

[lancec2c30]

Is that board 4x/8x or 2x/4x?

[veedubfreak]

Wont really matter, i used to run an 8x agp card in a 2/4x board.