>Eh? I'd actually suggest the opposite. Go with a card with good
>multimonitor support. ATI and NVIDIA are both good.
Yea - I span monitors both at home (with 2 cards) and at work (with 1 card). Using 2 cards does in fact give me problems with video playback and such. For example, with a lot of apps, 'full-screening' something _makes_ it go on one monitor, and is impossible to get on the other. Using a single card at work has been perfect - and I use an ATI.
I seriously stared in awe at my spanning 20" flats for about ten minutes when I first set them up.
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