Rotated Displays and Screen Resolution

I have two displays (NEC 1740CX) connected to the 7300 in the Mac Pro by DVI. Both displays are rotated vertically.
One is set for 270 deg rotation, the other for 90 deg rotation. The resolution for both displays is set to 600x800.
But for some reason, the info is not remembered on reboot. One display usually comes up properly. The other comes up as an 800x600 screen (small of course, on the vertically rotated display). Sometimes it will flip flop -- and the good/incorrect displays will switch. Sometimes neither display will come up in the correct resolution. It behaves as though the display preferences aren't being saved properly.
I don't know if this is an nVIDIA/driver problem, or something funky in OS X (10.4.10). But each time I boot up I have to go in and reset the display resolution on at least one of the two.
Any ideas??
You can see why I need this seemingly odd arrangement here: http://home.roadrunner.com/~nq5t/IMG_4348.jpg
Thanks
Mac Pro Mac OS X (10.4.10)

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