Confused about Cinema 30" MacPro and Radeon x1900 help?

Hey guys, I'm just about to get the 30" monitor for my Macpro which is about 2 years old. I have the ATI radeon x1900xt card installed. I need help
1) Will this card work with the monitor in its fullest resolution?
2) Does the monitor come with that dual link dvi cable, or do I need to spend more money on something else to get the best resolution etc.??
Thanks
Mo

On that video card, both of the DVI outputs are dual-link, meaning it can support two 30" displays at full res, so no problem there.
As far as a dual-link DVI cable is concerned, every 30" monitor that I am familiar with ships with one, so you shouldn't need to buy a separate one. Whatever cable comes with the monitor will give the best resolution.

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Hi,
I am confuse about passing by reference and passing
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