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The DualHead driver has been created to give the user a real multidisplay solution: the two displays are seen by Windows as two independent screens.
In order to implement this functionality we've been forced to put some limitations in the current DualHead driver:
* Since the maximum resolution for each display is set at 1280x1024x16bpp@60Hz, this limitation applies also when only one display is connected.
* Windows 2000 does not natively support two screens driven from the same graphics card. Until we find a stable workaround we cannot offer Windows 2000 compatibility.
* Since driving two displays is a power hungry task, no support is provided to notebooks that do not fully comply with the CardBus specs in terms of power output.
The Standard driver, on the other hand, is limited in the way it deals with two displays. It implements a set of resolutions to be used with a DualHead Cable and two displays that consist in a very wide resolution seen by Windows as a very wide screen. The two physical displays need to be placed side-by-side since they form an unique screen.
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