Multiple monitors - different resolutions??

[SiriusDoggy]

I have two 24" monitors that are running at 1920x1200 resolution and I recently purchased a Wacom Cintiq 12WX which has a native resolution of 1280x800. I want the Wacom screen to mirror one of my two monitors but I want both monitors to stay at their native resolution.
Is this possible?
I currently have a dual head card that is pushing the two 24" monitors and I'm wondering if I can buy another video card (maybe with just a single output) and attach the Wacom to it and have it mirror the desktop of one of the two 24" monitors.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks - Greg

[Flying JJ]

Should be able to. Get the same card you have now, it will have less conflicts.

What OS are yoou using? You could always try it with your 2 now.

On Windows 7 it is:
Control Pannel > Appearance and Personalization > Display > Adjust Resolution > From the drop down , pick a monitor then set its resolution.

[SiriusDoggy]

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Originally Posted by Flying JJ

Should be able to. Get the same card you have now, it will have less conflicts.

What OS are yoou using? You could always try it with your 2 now.

On Windows 7 it is:
Control Pannel > Appearance and Personalization > Display > Adjust Resolution > From the drop down , pick a monitor then set its resolution.

I can't afford another nVidia Quadro FX4800 card but I will of course make sure it's an nVidia card and not an ATI card.

Win 7 OS... Brand new build.

[Flying JJ]

Just make sure they use the same drivers. Some aren't compatable with others and may cause conflicts. You could always split the signal to the first 2 then use the second output for your "little" monitor. This is assuming the gpu can handle it.

Edit: misread the last part. It should handle it, try it first and see. Those directions are for Win7.