 DKSDamn Kidney StonesPremium,ExMod 2002
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Re: Which nVidia cards support 3 independent displays? said by rwong48:Now I'm seeing some people have some success with 3 displays, using cards from the GTX660 to GTX680. But before I blow $300 on one, I want to know.. exactly which ones?
I have a plain vanilla GTX 680. I am supporting two monitors. One is on the card and one on the mobo onboard video (Intel 4000). I could add aone more monitor, if I had the desk space.
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| said by DKS:said by rwong48:Now I'm seeing some people have some success with 3 displays, using cards from the GTX660 to GTX680. But before I blow $300 on one, I want to know.. exactly which ones?
I have a plain vanilla GTX 680. I am supporting two monitors. One is on the card and one on the mobo onboard video (Intel 4000). I could add aone more monitor, if I had the desk space. Just curious, but on your 680, why not connect both monitors to your 680? In fact, Many of the 6 series cards will run 3 monitors by themselves (including the 680). |
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DKSDamn Kidney StonesPremium,ExMod 2002
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| said by EVGA_RobB :said by DKS:said by rwong48:Now I'm seeing some people have some success with 3 displays, using cards from the GTX660 to GTX680. But before I blow $300 on one, I want to know.. exactly which ones?
I have a plain vanilla GTX 680. I am supporting two monitors. One is on the card and one on the mobo onboard video (Intel 4000). I could add aone more monitor, if I had the desk space. Just curious, but on your 680, why not connect both monitors to your 680? In fact, Many of the 6 series cards will run 3 monitors by themselves (including the 680). Because the second monitor isn't used for gaming and the video card runs cooler. I was using the Lucid MVP software, but found it conflicted with BF3.
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