Image 1 - TwinView with two monitors
Image 2 - Output movies and games to a bigscreen
Basically TwinView it is the
option to use several screens on one videocard. The Hulk-V has this nice option,
TwinView is basically nothing more than multiple output options for this
particular videocard. You can compare it with Matrox's DualHead display. In
general the MX has a feature set that allows it to connect two displays (Monitor
- TV, Monitor - Monitor, Monitor - Flatpanel). You can see the resulting options
in the diagram below:
|
Standard mode |
The desktop
area is spread across both displays. The refresh rate, color depth, and
resolution can be set for each display. |
|
Exclusive Application mode |
Different
applications running on different monitors. |
|
Clone mode |
The picture
on the secondary monitor appears the exact copy of what you have on the
primary one. |
|
Application zoom mode |
Image (piece)
from the primary monitor is displayed on the secondary display, but zoomed
in. |
|
Virtual desktop mode |
Full support
for virtual desktops is available for panels and monitors with limited
resolution. Virtual desktops, with full pan-and-scan mode, can be configured
for one or both displays. |
Great options for all of those
people who like edit a lot or like to play games with on one screen for example
a map and the other your 3rd person look. TwinView supports several working
modes, which can be very useful for all kinds of different tasks.
