Run Two 30" Apple Cinema Displays on a PC

dealcatcher writes "For those blessed by the Apple gods and actually own two 30-inch Apple Cinema Displays, this guide explains how to hook two of them up to a PC. The guide includes which graphics cards will support this configuration and a step-by-step of how to get it all going."

Re:or to sum it up

[Anonymous Coward]

I have it on inside info that he just does this to annoy grammar trolls and looking at the ammount he gets it works shockingly well ;).

Re:okay

[FidelCatsro]

if you have the cash for two 30" monitors then im fairly sure you could find the deskspace .. Personaly my desk on which i sit right now is about 1.5M long and would have plenty of space for these to sit at the back(if i moved the clutter/ mess), It is a big desk but not much above average i would think.

Blessed or heretical

[martinX]

If he was truly blessed by the Apple gods he would be using a Mac. OK, a quiet one...

This just makes him a heretic.

Re:Price

[Oculus Habent]

A related question to tax your financial limits...

If you used one of the newer motherboards capable of supporting two PCI-X cards (not in SLI mode), could you get four 30" Apple Cinema Displays out of it?

Re:The G5 is too loud?

[Mattintosh]

If it has a graphics card in it that can drive those displays, it's going to be loud. I'd be willing to bet his PC ended up with the same problem.

Challenge: Show me a mac running three 30"

[ionsphere]

Two is not the ideal monitor configuration. 3 identical monitors provide a much more balanced desktop. Who wants to look at a seam in the dead center of a desktop?

What I want to see, is a MAC running THREE 30 inch displays at full resolution. I've been trying to configure this for some time but have not found a real solution. Anyone know of a mac PCI card that can push a 30 at native resolution?