Extended display with vga splitters

[VirusDumb]

So. I wanted to make an dual monitor setup at my school for a exhibition so we have many computers in school but none of them have a GPU , no one wants to put there precious gpu in those crappy PC so Can I have a extended display (1half on on one monitor and the other half on another) with these

VGA splitters

[danomicar]

13 minutes ago, SeAsOn3 said:

So. I wanted to make an dual monitor setup at my school for a exhibition so we have many computers in school but none of them have a GPU , no one wants to put there precious gpu in those crappy PC so Can I have a extended display (1half on on one monitor and the other half on another) with these

VGA splitters

No, that will only duplicate the screens. If you want to extend the display you will have to plug into two separate display outputs on the computer. You could try a USB display adapter, although that may be dependent on the school's computer being able to support it. 

[VirusDumb]

3 minutes ago, danomicar said:

No, that will only duplicate the screens. If you want to extend the display you will have to plug into two separate display outputs on the computer. You could try a USB display adapter, although that may be dependent on the school's computer being able to support it. 

We have very crap PC some of em have AMD A4 4000

Pentium G3200

Atom d410

Core2duo

Will any of them work

[danomicar]

2 minutes ago, SeAsOn3 said:

We have very crap PC some of em have AMD A4 4000

Pentium G3200

Atom d410

Core2duo

Will any of them work

I don't see why it wouldn't. You will probably need to install drivers at the very least (possibly a full on program) in order for it to run over USB. Does your school allow for this or would the security protocol block a new installation?