Need Duel Analog VGA Ports: Any Suggestions beside GeForce FX 5200?

My built in video on my new Asus does not support duel analog signals. I
have a FX 5200 from my former mb but it is AGP and I do not have an AGP slot
on the new MB; just PCI and PCIex.

I'm not a gamer, just got used to using duel analog LCDs so performance is
not critical. Do any other Nvidia cards support duel analog VGA? I don't
want to switch brands as learning the Nvidia software took long enough and
once it was ''tuned' I was happy with the performance.

Thanks for any suggestions.

"Nobody" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> My built in video on my new Asus does not support
> duel analog signals. I have a FX 5200 from my former
> mb but it is AGP and I do not have an AGP slot on the
> new MB; just PCI and PCIex.
>
> I'm not a gamer, just got used to using duel analog
> LCDs so performance is not critical. Do any other
> Nvidia cards support duel analog VGA? I don't want to
> switch brands as learning the Nvidia software took
> long enough and once it was ''tuned' I was happy with
> the performance.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
I have 2 nvidia quadro fx 560 running on 2 boxes. They
support analog. I use their stretch view feature.

Intel dual core, asus p5b-3 mb, 2gb mem.. 2 19"
envision lcds from costco

xman

Are there not converters you could use?

Dan

You can buy simple adapters that plug into any video card's DVI port and
convert it to VGA pins.

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DaveW
"Nobody" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> My built in video on my new Asus does not support duel analog signals. I
> have a FX 5200 from my former mb but it is AGP and I do not have an AGP
> slot on the new MB; just PCI and PCIex.
>
> I'm not a gamer, just got used to using duel analog LCDs so performance is
> not critical. Do any other Nvidia cards support duel analog VGA? I don't
> want to switch brands as learning the Nvidia software took long enough and
> once it was ''tuned' I was happy with the performance.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
>
>
>