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Notes on Feature and Configuration Support
• “Feature Support” on page 22
• “Multi-Display Setup: Tips and Requirements” on page 22
Feature Support
• To access NVIDIA nView-based features using the NVIDIA Display
Properties driver, you need
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a multi-display graphics card based on any of the NVIDIA GPUs that
support multiple displays on a single card, as indicated in Table 2.1 , and
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at least two display devices connected to the card.
• Other non-nView features are supported by either single-display or multi-
display NVIDIA GPU-based cards; i.e., you can connect only one display
device, such as a monitor, and access these features, provided the NVIDIA
GPU supports these features.
• The options shown in the NVIDIA properties panels may vary depending on
the specific NVIDIA GPU you are using. For example, one or more options
that are available for a specific GPU-based card, such as a GeForce4 Ti or
GeForce4 MX, may not be available on a GeForce2 Pro or other types of
products.
Multi-Display Setup: Tips and Requirements
• When using a multi-display setup under Windows 2000/XP, running
Windows in “Dualview” mode is strongly recommended.
• When running Windows with multiple cards (i.e., two or more NVIDIA
GPU-based graphics card are installed in your computer), note the following:
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Using cards based on the same NVIDIA GPU is strongly recommended.
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The same NVIDIA driver (version) must be installed for each card.
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For a detailed discussion of using multi-display modes, see “Using nView
Multi-Display Modes: Dualview vs. Span/Clone” on page 35 .
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