Jetway M2A692-GDG (AMD 690G) Mainboard Review- Surround View Configuration

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Jetway M2A692-GDG (AMD 690G) Mainboard Review - Surround View Configuration
Bluetooth 28 Feb 2007

Surround View Configuration

If you have an external graphics card, it might be interesting to pair it up with the mainboard to achieve surround view. In this article, we show you how to do it.

Firstly, install an external graphics card. In our case, it is a PowerColor ATi X1600XT. Boot up the PC with the LCD/CRTs attached on both on board and the X1600XT card.

Once you see a POST Screen, enter the BIOS and go to Integrated Peripherals and select the option Surroundview and set it to ENABLED. Save and Exit from BIOS.

The system reboots. Once it gets into Windows XP, check your device manager and see if you can see 3 display devices.

This is what you would see under the Display Properties.

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