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Yes, yes, I know - wouldn't be a problem if I'd finally buy Gf6600, but I think I came to conclusion that second, and muich bigger, monitor would be much more usefull (I'm thinking right now about some >20" widescreen one).
However I noticed some problems with overlay in high res when using my G400 16MB SingleHead. Namely, the overlay is no longer available from 1600x1200@32bit and up. Since it works @24bit, I think this is a problem with lack of VRAM.
So, question: is 32MB version of G400 enough to drive two monitors, one at...some very high res (not sure yet - think close to the max) and the other at 1280x960, while at the same time enabling overlay (I need it - all good TV apps require it). And this is also question about limits of second output on G400 - is it capable of 1280x960@90Hz? Also I wonder about overlay - I know there is only one available in G400, but is it available on any of outputs?
However I noticed some problems with overlay in high res when using my G400 16MB SingleHead. Namely, the overlay is no longer available from 1600x1200@32bit and up. Since it works @24bit, I think this is a problem with lack of VRAM.
So, question: is 32MB version of G400 enough to drive two monitors, one at...some very high res (not sure yet - think close to the max) and the other at 1280x960, while at the same time enabling overlay (I need it - all good TV apps require it). And this is also question about limits of second output on G400 - is it capable of 1280x960@90Hz? Also I wonder about overlay - I know there is only one available in G400, but is it available on any of outputs?
