I should have been more clear. Can't have more than 2 monitors regardless of multiple cards, although on my early 2008 mp, 2x quad, EC just blanked the second card after batting around some garbled video. EC then just stopped feeding video out of card 2 and went into the reboot loop. 2 monitors on one card worked AFTER unplugging all monitors from card 2, that got EC working. But I have 4 monitors. Only solution was a clean install of Yose. Got my cards back and my 4 monitors. Will not use EC again unless Apple turns loose some cash and hires qualified programmers who can put out a quality product across the line. Caveat, maybe it's not the programmers! Could just be Apple's software management and marketing wanting to sell new machines by designing in a bug that trashes older machines. That's happened before- new systems obsolete the old machines incrementally. EC reflects Apples move toward integrating its OS across the line, mostly single or dual screen. Maybe it works on the new MPs and single screen machines, but I'm not shelling out 000s to get EC on a MP. Yose did the job as does my present cpu. For that matter, I could boot my old monster to Windows 10. My MBA running EC syncs fine with Yose running on the MP as does my iMac running EC. The MP puts up good numbers and does what I need it to do, so I'll keep it. Maybe in a year or two Apple will fix EC. I'm not wasting more time on it. If I just wanted a dual screen, I could just buy a thunderbolt adapter for the MBA and dump the MP. For that matter, I can run dual on the iMac. But I bought the MP for the real estate, and EC does not allow it, so it's back to plan one = Yose with 4 monitors.