I need to run 3 monitor each with a different image? Will it? Thanks
1982944
http://www.evga.com/Products/pdf/02G-P4-2645.pdf says it will support three concurrent displays. I have to wonder at the maximum resolutions with only 2 mb of memory. At the inexpensive price, it would be better to use two and run two with micro-HDMI and a third with DVI-I. The DVI-D does not carry audio. Finally, the +12V P/S budget a 640 is 20A.
1982945
Yes! I did it in Ubuntu for several months and it worked quite well. However, you'll most likely need a converter to convert from the Mini HDMI mort to a more common monitor plug type. I found a decent Rocketfish adapter which served me well.
1982946
Yes. I am using this to run two 1920x1200 monitors (on the DVI ports) and a single 3840x2160 monitor (on the HDMI port). HDMI is limited to 30hz at that resolution, but for stuff I do at work 30hz is fine.
1982947
Yes it will run there, in the comments, there are a few reviews of people who have done it. There are a total of 3 ports, not two like the poster below. You need two DVI cables, and a micro HDMI cable.
36074
Yes as previously said you would need active adapters. Not sure if you already know this but a splitter just recreates the same image on 2 screens. If you want 4 monitors displaying 2 monitors worth of images then yes that would work. If you want 4 separate images on each monitor then you need active adapters for each port.
20184
I have a Dell Inspiron 660, Win 7, that I currently have 4 monitors running now. I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1535777
I have the same set up. Yes, it works. I now have 3 monitors working. Windows 7.
1587960
Yes. Dual monitors should work fine provided you use any 2 of the three interfaces (DVI, HDMI, VGA). Using three monitors seems to have been an issue for some, and using 2 monitors with same interface/cable would require an adapter and *might* cause an issue. Just use one DVI and one HDMI and you will be fine! That being said...if you plan on doing anything more than watching video or playing VERY simple games (like puzzle/adventure games or old school DX9 games) then I have to agree with KYle -- buy a cheap graphics card. The nice thing about this new board is it is cheap,rock solid(so far), and allows you to make that upgrade down the line when you have more cash.
10158
Display port adapters can be purchased to twin monitors or separate them, so 4 monitors could potentially be ran simultaneously from this card The VGA is not a problem as you can get a display port to double VGA adapter if you like. However the downside is that the memory is divided between the displays so the more you have the less memory each one will have. If you are using this for high end graphic stills this would be fine, video will be compromised greatly.
1662272
No, unfortunately this card will not support 3 monitors. You can use 2 monitors , however, if you choose to play any high graphic games such as WoW the card will over work itself and may cause it to error out on both monitors. What you would need is a 1G graphics card, most of them will support 3 monitors. Hope this helps.
402103
Will this card support 3 monitors? Have you run a game using all three monitors?
751368
As far as what I have read on another site it can support 2 but for the third monitor you would need an adapter.hope this helps.
2222477
yes.I used it with up to three monitors off this one card but it became extremely sluggish trying to push out the resolution (4000x800)Offloaded one port and moved a monitor to my integraded and made the performance better...
427128
Did you load the software that came with it? If not then you should. I used that to configure vs using the nvidia config so that I can run 3 monitors at the same time. Also when I had updated my video driver it killed it. I had to roll the driver back to allow it to work again
25998
It has 4 ports (2 DVI, 1 HDMI, 1 Display Port) so technically you can but I've personally been taught that for more than two monitors you should run two cards.
1210157
As a matter of fact, you can use up to 3 monitors at the same time with this graphics card. The card has 1x DVI-I, 1x HDMI, and 1x MiniDisplayPort. Since most people have monitors that have DVI or HDMI connections, you'll probably use those. If you happen to have a monitor that only has a VGA connector, you're in luck -- the card ships with a DVI-I -&gt; VGA adaptor.
1775045
Nope! All you need is a graphics card with the power to push three monitors. There is a splice style cable that can hook all three monitors to one graphics card. Depending on what type of monitors your talking about, resolution and size of the monitor will play into what type of GPU you will need to push all three. 3 2560 x 1440 or more in resolution will require more graphics horsepower. If you have the money, I would go with a Titan but they are pricey. Make sure you are checking the specifications on the monitors and matching it to the GPUs ability.
782688
The card has three possible outputs to monitors, but I have never seen software that will drive three monitors. I use UltraMon and it is limited to a dual monitor setup. My guess is that you'll be limited by your choice of software/drivers.
10160
Display port adapters can be purchased to twin monitors or separate them, so 4 monitors could potentially be ran simultaneously from this cardThe VGA is not a problem as you can get a display port to double VGA adapter if you like. However the downside is that the memory is divided between the displays so the more you have the less memory each one will have. If you are using this for high end graphic stills this would be fine, video will be compromised greatly.
592140
The OS shouldn't matter. It does work with 3 monitors but no more. If you want to use more than 3 then this card isn't for you. Very good card for gaming on low to medium settings, if you want a somewhat strong card for a low price, go with this, if you want a very good card, go with the nvidia 680, I have that in my PC for gaming.