Spectraview II can hardware calibrate any pro 90 series Nec. A good answer to Nec marketing is to buy the "normal" Multisync and then to get the Spectraview II software from US.
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Sorry that NEC screwed the Europeans, but it is good news for those of us in the US.
Do you all agree that the 3090 is equal to the 2690? According to the specs (if I am translating them correctly) even superior?
I decided to get the 30" because I now have a standard 21" Wacom monitor. I suspect that the 2690 has a little more real estate, but not that much.
I am concerned about the 30" being too large -- but it should be great for Lightoom and Photoshop, and be able to see entire photos even with the tool boxes or side panels.
I am now using two NVIDIA 8800 GTS in an SLI configuration. Of the four connectors on the two cards, one works for SLI. I assume it will drive the 3090 to full resolution via a DVI-D Dual Link cable.
I'm wondering if one of the connectors could be used to drive an older Wacom Cintiq as well. (That is getting a little dim but still works great as a touch Wacom tablet.)
But that is a 21" Wacom running at 1600 x 1200. What happens if you try to run two drivers using the NVIDIA control panel either as clones or spanning? Can they operate at different resolutions or not?