Dual monitor possible?

[Ashley Benton]

Thank you, effectively I found it out of internet. Never had any manual or
cd recovery for this computer. I paste it if you are interested you can have
a look.(effectively it looks nicer than my drawing). I added a card sound
and the video card and changed the hard drive. Except that I didn't touch
anything else .
*Motherboard Description* MB manufacturer name: ASUS A7N8X-LA

HP/Compaq name: Explorer4-GL6E  *CPU* Socket A

AMD Duron/Athlon XP/Barton

3400+  *Chipset* Northbridge: NVIDIA nForce2 IGP

Southbridge: NVIDIA MCP2-T  *Front Side BUS (FSB)* 400/333/266 MHz
*Memory* Two
184-pin DDR DIMM sockets

Unbuffered PC 2700/2100 non-ECC DDR RAM

Maximum 2 GB (PC manufacturer maximum memory may differ)  *Expansion
Slots* Three
PCI

One AGP 8x/4x (1.5V only)  *IDE* Two UltraDMA

133/100/66/33 MHz  *Audio* Realtek ALC650

Six channel configurable

Built-in HP amplifier  *LAN* One RJ-45 port

Support for 10/100Mbps

Realtek RTL8201BL PHY  *Special Features* Wake-up-on-Ring

Wake-on-LAN

Wake-on-Keyboard

Wake-on-Mouse

RTC Timer

Support ACPI STR(S3) function

Restart/Off Setup of AC Recovery from power failure  *Back Panel I/O Ports* One
parallel

One serial

One PS/2 keyboard

One PS/2 mouse

One VGA port

One RJ45 port

One audio I/O

Four USB 2.0

One IEEE 1394  *Internal I/O Connectors* 20-pin ATX power connector

One CPU fan

One chassis fan

One front MIC-IN header

One CD_IN header

One TV-OUT header

One AUX-IN for front LINE-IN

One HP-SPEAKER connector

One onboard 1394 header

One HPANEL header  *BIOS Features* 4Mb Flash ROM

Award BIOS

TCAV

PnP

DMI 2.0

DMI

Green  *Industry Standard* PCI 2.2

USB 1.1/2.0  *Manageability* dmi 2.0

WOL

WOR

Chassis Intrusion

SM Bus  *Form Factor* Micro-ATX

9.6 inches x 9.6 inches (24.38 cm x 34.38 cm)   Motherboard layout and
photos
 *Figure 1: Layout*
*Figure 2: Photo*
 *Figure 3: Backplate*
*1 - Mouse*
 *2 - Parallel*
 *3 - IEEE 1394 FireWire*
 *4 - Local Area Network*
 *5 - Line-In*
 *6 - Line-Out*
 *7 - Microphone*
 *8 - USB 2.0*
 *9 - VGA*
 *10 - Serial*
 *11 - Keyboard*
 The  computer is an HP pavilion a520n. Anyway I'll certainly go buy  the
card mentioned earlier with 2 output for the screen and let you know how the
installation went.

Thank you

Megan

On 10/9/07, NoOp <glgxg at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
> On 10/09/2007 10:15 AM, Ashley Benton wrote:
> > What is the make & rev of the motherboard?
> > And yes the button doesn't work or motherboard has some trouble or
> whatever
> > it won't restart if turn off but I closed the post about that. I just
> can't
> > fix it now, so. I never turn it off but unplug it when it's really
> needed.
> > Thank you
> > Megan
>
> You may have posted this somewhere, but I can't find it just now:
>
> 1. Is the computer a namebrand computer? If so, what specific model is
> it & do you have a link to it's specifications? Do you have
> documentation for the computer? If so, somewhere in there should be a
> layout for the motherboard.
>
> 2. If it is not, your motherboard may (or may not) be a name brand & the
> details & layout should be included in your computer documentation. If
> you don't have any documentation, look on the motherboard (MB) itself,
> find a name on it, and look for any revision markings. 9 times out of 10
> there will be someplace on the internet with the specs for the MB. The
> specs will tell you what can be installed on it (memory, PCI, etc) &
> generally you can also find a layout diagram.
>
>
>
>
>
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