Any question about diagnostic results should really be addressed to whoever
wrote the diagnostic - they are the only ones who know what they are testing
and what factors affect the test results. In this case I would guess that
the diagnostic is sensitive to the desktop size. However, it could simply be
that the CPU has become the bottleneck, and video update operations are now
being slowed because the CPU has to drive two video cards instead of one.
--
Jeff Richards
MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User)
"chris" <someone.RemoveThis@here.com> wrote in message
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>i have tested my video card it with dacris benchmarks.
>
> and it seems to indicate 2d is running at 550mb/s or more with just one
> monitor, but when i activate and span my desktop over 2 monitors it drops
> to
> aprox 100mb/s
>
> the 3d test is the same speed with one or two monitors active, but my main
> concern is the 2d as most of my work is 2d,
>
> my vid card is a RADEON 9250
>
> any idea how i can use 2 monitors without such a drop in performance -
> other than installing a 2nd vid card
>
> thanks
>
>
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