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First of all, I have a Nvidia 7800GS card with two monitors, a Viewsonic VX924 and Samsung 151s, both LCD's connected. I noticed that in my device manager under monitors I have 4 items, 2 defaults and 1 the viewsonic and the other the 151s. Why are there the two defaults there?

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Hi all

First of all, I have a Nvidia 7800GS card with two monitors, a Viewsonic VX924 and Samsung 151s, both LCD's connected. I noticed that in my device manager under monitors I have 4 items, 2 defaults and 1 the viewsonic and the other the 151s. Why are there the two defaults there?

thanks
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If Im not mistaken the one default is for viewing from left to right on the 2 screens and the other is for viewing right to left. And the other settings is just for either the 151 or the viewsonic.
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