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    M15X DisplayPort to Dual Monitor Adaptor

    Discussion in 'Alienware M15x' started by Red Dragon3, Jan 11, 2013.

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    If you want extended desktop, VGA + DP is the only way. I've got two HD screens and the VGA isn't terrible if you take the time to tune the screen.
     
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    It might not look well because the signal strength gets splitted with that, not sure if any other m15x user has done that.
     
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    There is also this option too.
    Matrox DualHead2Go Digital SE Review
    The Matrox uses an usb to power the modal. The matrox cost a bit more that the other ones.

    I believe running this would allow you to have 2 external monitors and the laptop display running.

    Anyone else out there that has tried one of these adapters?
     
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