Any MSI card support dual monitor?

hi,
just wanna get a Geforce4 FX5600, but wonder if it supports dual monitor, or some other series support this. can I just connect one monitor using the VGA port ad 1 thru the DVI port? will that work? and split the screen as dual monitor function?
thanks for your time

nView is the keyword to look for. The card should have at least one DVI and one VGA, or two VGA or two DVI.
Go to the product info page and search for the keyword "nView".

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