Can this AGP graphics card handle large dual outputs?

[Dubbed Demon]

So basically I need to extend this monitor [resolution is 1280x960] to a 32'' 720p TV. The computer doing this is pretty old, the AGP card only has one VGA output. I need to replace it, but my budgets pretty damn low, I'm wondering if this card can get the job done well:
[url]http://www.ebay.com/itm/ATI-VISIONTEK-9250-128MB-AGP-GRAPHICS-CARD-WARRANTY-/130607242443?pt=PCC_Video_TV_Cards&hash=item1e68cc5ccb#ht_1056wt_1059[/url]

The plan is the original monitor will read email and such and the TV will play movies

[Catdaemon]

Yes, probably. Neither of those outputs are "large".

[Shadaez]

What card do you currently have?

[Dubbed Demon]

[QUOTE=Shadaez;33447515]What card do you currently have?[/QUOTE]
an ATI 16MB RAGE 128 pro
[QUOTE=Catdaemon;33447477]Yes, probably. Neither of those outputs are "large".[/QUOTE]
Thanks

[Juggernog]

The card you linked in the OP will do the job, your current card, however, probably won't.

[[EG] Pepper]

Try get a hold of a Nvidia 6200

Those are extremely common, cheap and are between a radeon 9550 and 9600 in performance.

[tratzzz]

A HD4650 AGP version will handle those absolutely fine. They should also be the best AGP cards or atleast one of the best ones.

I have a HD4650, PCI-E version, running 2x 1280x1024 monitors

[[EG] Pepper]

I don't think you can grab an AGP HD4650 for ~$15.

[tratzzz]

[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;33554436']I don't think you can grab an AGP HD4650 for ~$15.[/QUOTE]

Cheapest was ~20 bucks. Sure you can get 5 bucks from somewhere. Maybe lend from a friend?