Having two monitors plugged in - affects performance?

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I have a graphics card with a S-video port and two DVI ports.
I've got two screens plugged into the two DVI:s...
I thought that u could disable one of the monitors in the ATI program but it seems the second monitor is still showing a picture... Normally just a zoomed in version of my primary monitor's screen... but when I play games it is often identical to my primary screen.
Does this affect performance? I.e. lower FPS etc.
What if I've got the monitor set up in ATI as a extended desktop, or clone desktop... does this affect performance in games?
 
Okay. So having "clone screen" or something like that affects performance less than extended desktop (if running somethin else on the secondary screen)?
 
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