does any one surround game?

[Anonymous]

the matrox while not faster than nvidias best does offer 3d gaming in the sense of adding more visuals to your game with the addition of 2 monitors to flank your primary flat display (no panel - yech) so quake iii jedi knight ii and the like have more to it - has anyone done this - or seen it - not in a magazine but - for real - it sounds like a dream cause in a year we might all have cards that all support that or the matrox will be extinct and cheap - plus we can all collect monitors till then i know ill buy one more on the same for myself and go to a 21 when they are cheaper - 2 19's and a 21 in the middle - all jedi baby

[drpeterbright]

The articles in Maximum PC look interesting but three displays of any kind fit nowhere on my desktop. Latest specs are lower than originally hoped for by Matrox.

[Anonymous]

ok im a dork - id buy a corner desk just to do this - and it would be this systym - less a nv30 - running the matrox - is it insane?:shoot3:

[drpeterbright]

As long as you keep the resolution low enough to get decent frame rates, it would be a hoot. :geek:

[Anonymous]

ill admit i was a 16x12x32 snob when i got my 19' but when i opened my mind i found 12x10x32@85htz refresh optimal for a 19 - but the fps would be best at 10x7x32 i guess - i still want a nv30 but its that imersive quality that makes me use all this computing power to PLAY not bechmark so im stuck wantind a gizmo that the whole market doesnt support (but might) but sounds really cool - and looks even better - damn you matrox!:shoot3: