how many graphics cards will this support?
1852547
The case is build for a standard atx mid tower board. So you could in theory use triple sli leaving no room for any other boards. If you want my advice though ignore the Triple titan builds right now as memory capacity for games will not reach that level and you will be bottlenecking into your performance. Triple titans are overkill currently with standard games from mmos to fps. For server builds you don't want a titan anyway.
1852548
as many as your motherboard will I imagine. There is a ton of space in the case so that the only limiting factor would be your motherboard.
1852549
There are 9 expansion slots, so assuming that each card takes up 2 slots and your motherboard supports it, 4. Also note that because of the way the case is configured you will never have problems with card length either.
1852550
There are 7 slots, so theoretically it could accommodate 3 dual slot cards, depending on your motherboard layout. I'm running 2 R9-280x cards and have room to spare in this case.
1852551
It right there in the description. "Eight expansion slots for quad GPU installations"
1852552
It has 8 expansion slots. you can fit 4x double-wide GPUs in the chassis as long as you're using a motherboard that supports this. ASUS X99-E WS for example.
1655664
Hi, This card will support two monitors simultaneously, as stated in the manual. Given that, I don't really see why you would want to drive one monitor from the card and one from the motherboard - using system RAM rather than dedicated graphics RAM. However, if the latter is what you wanted to do, I can't think why that would not work. But, it's a great card at a bargain price so why not drive two monitors from it?
861495
No, I wanted to run 4 monitors and I bought 2 of these, if you are able to install 3 cards in your PC then you can run up to 4 monitors. if you do not want to buy a second Video card might I suggest buying this video card and a RioRand (TM) USB 2.0 Multi-Display Adapter, this adapter is USB and works great, I bought two so I could run 4 monitors with this video card, (non gaming environment).
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.
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.
1938399
It will run at 8x when running 2 graphics cards and at 16x when running 1, 3 or 4 cards.
1214247
Depends on your application. In a gaming context, one of these cards can run one monitor at full HD at good framerates at or near maximum image quality settings with current game titles. With two cards running in SLI, two monitors can be comfortably supported. For three monitors in a panoramic screen array, you'll either want a third card in your SLI configuration or back off the image quality settings.
946324
It will support two. One via HDMI, the other via DVI or VGA (can't recall which).
445635
Technically this card does have the physical capability of supporting output to 3 monitors simultaneously, however, the 650 ti is not an incredibly high-end card, so you would likely suffer frame rate loss and possible tearing or stuttering. If you're looking to do output to 3 high-end monitors simultaneously from one card with no frame loss with graphic intensive usage (such as games), you'll be looking at something more like a GTX 780 for that job.
1776703
The description says it supports two monitors up to 2048 x 1152. Your graphics card doesn't matter as it simply talks to the docking station via USB.
243972
I currently run this card with dual monitors. Depending on your cords you should be able to as well you can also utilize adapters to make it so you can attach each one if they are different.
1602467
I have no personal experience. I suppose it would depend on how many GPUs you are planning on using -- I suspect no problem with two. More might be pushing it. So far I like the case.
751367
It can support up to four. However, your monitors must accept mini display port, dvi, and hdmi.
724427
Same experience here -- I couldn't get it to support 3 monitors concurrently.We ended up getting DisplayLink USB to VGA adapters for the third monitor, since we're just doing office work (documents, spreadsheet, emails). It's worked well and seemed to be the lowest cost option.If you need 3 monitors for gaming, I assume you would need 2 graphics cards (and probably a stronger power supply), although I haven't done it so can't confirm.
1473847
It supports up to three monitors simultaneously via DVI, HDMI, and DP. It should be plenty fast for any games you may play as long as you dial down the details to Medium and run the resolution around 720P.
1146005
Your best bet would be an nVidia 750 Ti for about 150 for a halfway decent card that can run three monitors on its own. It's low powered enough to run off the PCIe power alone without a 6 pin PCIe power connector, and powerful enough to run most games at pretty good settings.
1592071
Yes you should be able to use another graphics card simotaneously with this one. If you aren't running more than a two screen setup this would be highly unnecessary. Unless you run animation/3D modeling editing software on both screens or simotaneously