Hi Slickrender,

yeah, you're right, but "treat both monitor as one desktop" is the default setting anyway (at least, that's what it's like with me).

1 - I think the Ti4800 should have no troubles running two 21" displays.

2 - No. You just need to download RivaTuner and follow the instructions.

And yes: you DO notice some differences:

First, it's faster (search Guru3D forum for any charts and comparsions), and
Second, you have access to the professional OpenGL features (there is even a Maya/Studio Tools preset as well).
Have you ever experienced some strange red blobby trails when using Pain FX/Artisan? Well, Softquadro will cure this.

I have two different monitors hooked up to the card, but that doesn't keep me from using the same resolution and refresh rates!

Renderizer


P.S. You can use SoftQuadro4 with all detonator drivers up to 41.03. After that, nVidia have changed the driver's protection scheme.

I'd suggest using 30.82. Yeah, I know, it's rather old, but then it's the only driver that is about 100% stable (along with 29.42). All the other drivers are bug infested.

Go search Guru3D forum, you'll find answers there.