I have a 23" Samsung monitor for my Dell Vostro 220s machine.

Unfortunately, the supplied graphics card cannot meet the top resolution over VGA.

My requirements therefore are:

Low-profile PCIe card VGA Output of at least 2048 x 1152 Dual monitor output

Are there any graphics cards that can meet these requirements?

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Is VGA a requirement? Dongles wouldn't work? – Shinrai Oct 18 '10 at 21:13
@Nifle, Diago - If this question is not 'related to computer hardware in some way' than I don't know what is ;-) – Jakub Konecki Oct 21 '10 at 0:06
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Is this good enough for you? (Notice second output resolution is lower)

Matrox G550

  • Matrox DualHead to use 2 monitors at a time (in "independent" or "stretched" mode)

  • AGP card compatible with all AGP slots (AGP 1x, 2x, 4x, and 8x)

  • Passive cooling (heat sink with no fan) for silent operation and
    extra reliability

  • TV-output support (composite video and S-video, NTSC or PAL)

  • Easy-to-use Matrox PowerDesk driver
    interface Matrox Clone to view a copy of one display on the other display

  • Matrox Multi-Display Zoom to view a
    portion of one display full-screen on the other display

  • Matrox DVDMax to view hardware-accelerated video
    playback in a video window on one
    display and full-screen on the other display

  • Support for displays with special aspect ratios

    Maximum resolutions (per display)

    • Digital: 1280 x 1024
    • Analog, main display: 2048 x 1536
    • Analog secondary display: 1600 x 1200
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Hi, thanks for putting so much effort into your answer, unfortnately thought the card I need is PCIe. Thanks again! – Jon Oct 20 '10 at 9:02
@Jon - there is a PCIe version - updated the link – Jakub Konecki Oct 20 '10 at 15:02
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