Does this Dell video card have ability to run two monitors separately? i.e. two VGA if you fit with adapter?
1954636
yes it can,once you hook up the other monitor, windows should reconize it and download drivers needed to run two monitors. hope this helps.
1929822
The answer is yes you can use multiple monitors with this video card. on the video card there's an VGA, HDMI , and a DVI connector. even if you use up 1 of those 3 ports on the back of the card there are adapters that you can get for your monitor cable to the back of the other port on the video card. Also 1 of the best multi monitor programs out there is called: display fusion pro. Windows 7 does support dual monitors but display fusion pro ados a whole lot more features to it. Hope this helps. www.DHCS.org
2063650
Yes, you can. You don't have to use 2 monitors. For the card or cable to work properly
2104884
It has a VGA port and DVI Port. So you can have 2 displays, one connected to each port. It cannot do 2 VGA or 2 DVI though.
958955
I'm running two monitors on it right now. Just be aware, there is one VGA port and one DVI port available with the onboard setup, so if you are wanting to run dual DVI monitors, you'll need an additional video card. If you're fine with one on VGA and one on DVI, you're good to go out of the box.
1514117
Sorry, but is it a 645 or not? I need that video card supports more than one display at same time without inconvenience. So, I saw on dell and nvidia website that 645 is good for it.
169901
Naturally no, but its potentially possible to use 2 of these at the same time if you buy an adapter that allows for dual monitors.
1258902
This card can support 4 monitors, but you have to use the two DVIs, the display port, and HDMI ports to hook them up. I hope this helps!
907390
Yes 1 digital DVI and 1 analogue VGA at the same time. Or you can use the adapter and do two the same kind.
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.
2107669
There is a VGA, HDNI and DVI port on the back graphics card. We are only driving a 26' monitor, so I don't know if it drive multiple monitors.
1758650
Yes, this card will support up to 3 displays but the 3rd display must be ran on the cards DisplayPort connection. To run 2 monitors you can use either of the DVI ports and the HDMI port or both DVI ports.
1077699
I run dual monitors all the time with no problems. The card has a DVI, HDMI, and a VGA port. You can also use the second monitor or the standard graphics from your mother board.
323032
no, you can get a special adapter and split the two monitors. it only has one hdmi port, no dvi or vga connections so if you want good resolution you need a graphics card with two ports i would recommend getting a dedicated graphics card with two ports,, if you split each monitor would be splitting up the resolution because it would be a single output stretched across two monitors, i use one and it works fine, and windows 8.1 comes preinstalled, dell and windows will automatically update it for you,, if you want Microsoft office you have to pay $70 for it and there's an app for that.
2107668
There is a VGA, HDNI and DVI port on the back graphics card.We are only driving a 26' monitor, so I don't know if it drive multiple monitors.
1929823
Yes, the card does support dual monitors, however, I do not recommend this card at all. I am currently in the process of trying to get a replacement from the manufacturer as the card overheats, making a loud noise constantly.
1367115
I would search on Google " how can I use 4 monitors" Also call or email www.evga.com and ask them. I think one card can run 2 monitors even though is has 3 connections. HDMI, DVI and VGA. I'm not smart enough to answer that question. Sorry, Bob