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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LockeCole" data-source="post: 235433" data-attributes="member: 4806">Okay, I finally gave up the software portion and started swapping cables at your suggestion.Since both the backglass and DMD were on the 210 I tried moving the backglass to the GTX but that didn't fix it. The DMD is a VGA and I don't have any VGA to DVI or HDMI cords so that couldn't be tried on the GTX. I did however try removing the DMD from the equation entirely... It ran just fine. I tried plugging the DMD again and turning the resolution of that down, no change. Then it occurred to me to try unplugging the DMD but returning the backglass to the 210... and there is was again, same issue... Apparently somehow the 210 is causing the issue. I'm curious if it's just the fact that there's 2 video cards at all that is causing it or if it's just that the 210 is woefully underpowered. I wish I had a VGA converter because I'm curious now if I would actually get better performance running 3 monitors off the GTX and just scrap the 210 entirely.Thanks for all the help Robert, I really appreciated all the suggestions, not sure there's anything left to try other than figure out if it's the 210 bringing everything else down... I'm off to Amazon to order a converter now.</blockquote>

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