Resolume Forum

searched the forum for"ViDock" and was surprised to not find an entry.

now that resolume is largely GPU intensive, i am interested if anyone has re birthed and old laptop (or suped up a non-gaming laptop) with a supervideo card using one of these products:
http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki- ... age=ViDock

and to the Resolume team: would there be a performance enhancement by outputting Res:Ave through a ViDock while using the GPU of the onboard videocard for the interface? (or do they need to coexist on the same card output+interface)

There is another interesting product here: http://www.cubixgpu.com/. But I guess this is Overkill.

There's also the option of a DIY ViDock, which gives you a cheaper, more flexible external video card for your laptop... although there's no enclosure

http://forum.notebookreview.com/gaming- ... ences.html

and what about this?
sadly just pci but maybe also a good solution
http://www.virtuavia.eu/shop/full-packa ... rrency=EUR

any word on this? Anyone? I'm looking to upgrade my W500 with a 1.5GB Nvidia card using the ViDock 4...

Here is a review of the ViDock
http://www.amperordirect.com/pc/r-resou ... eview.html

I'm trying to decide between this and the Matrox Triple Head 2 Go

And here is a bad review of the ViDock

seems like he likes it, except for the 24 hr setup time I'm thinking the triplehead2go card is the way I should travel....

ehm? really? these are two completely different products.

ViDock >> Adds a full graficcard to your notebook (Own GPU)

MTH2Go >> Simulates a very large screen to your graficcard and cut and send the input signal to two or tree outputs. (No extra grafic performance)


Greets!

Does anybody have tested this case with Resolume 4 (on a macbook pro) and 2 graphics cards to be provided with 4 outputs to plug four projectors?
http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki- ... age=ViDock