Can I set this up for 3 monitors surround gaming and 1 monitor to surf the web at the same time? If so how can I do this?
1837038
hi,i just have 2 monitors, but 3 monitors in surround+1monitor on something else seems to be possible, nvidia has some explanations about how to do it, i have never set up that kind of configuration, hope i could help morehttp://www.geforce.com/whats-new/guides/how-to-correctly-configure-geforce-gtx-680-surround#1
1837039
Provided you have the approriate adapters for 4 screens then I believe yes. Surround uses all screens except the display port one which I presume can still be used as an additional display while the others are in surround.
1681042
I don't think any 1 card could handle triple monitor support all at the same time. if they do - nvr came across on myself, usually cards have dual support but with multi ports, DVI, HDMI, and old school VGA. EVGA has great tech support - best bet would be to contact them.... Good luck - FYI - I like the card - no problems yet.. I play GW2 at max in 3D. If it dies support 3-4 monitors at once.. gona really take the life out of it fast...
1428740
Please be more specific. What is it that you are attempting to do? Are you trying to add a monitor? Do you want to view (2) at the same time? Perhaps (1) or the other or both or? I'll be happy to offer assistance once you clarify. :)
1037672
Yes. In my six-monitor setup, I have it setup as four monitors, 3 individual (separate) displays across the top and as a three-across single 5076x1280 display across the bottom. The bottom three monitors act as one large display (great for gaming). What is nice is that while there are times you want to "span" monitors, sometimes you want individual displays instead and the Eyefinity software (for my AMD card) makes this easy to switch back and forth. Note that if your ATI (or Nvidia) card supports three simultaneous outputs out-of-the-box then you might not need this hub, but yes, you can stretch across monitors just fine.
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.
1845511
I have not found this to be possible - only two at a time.I typically do 2 DVI or 1 DVI + HDMI.
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.
37875
Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup. It's the computer configuration itself you need to have setup right.) Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup.... » Read More Short answer: yes, and I currently have it as part of a 3- monitor linked single desktop right now, as a matter of fact.However, regardless to what monitors you use, make sure your computer's GPU(s) are properly linked if necessary (SLI or Crossfire if you want a third monitor) and have an *active* display port-to *your monitor cable type here* adapter for monitors after the second one. Otherwise, your computer will recognize the extra monitor(s), but only let you use two of them at any given time.(Basically, any monitor should work as part of a multi-display setup. It's the computer configuration itself you need to have setup right.) « Show Less
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Yes, you could easily do that. You would tell monitor 1 and 2 to use "extended desktop" then tell 3 to duplicate 1 and tell 4 to duplicate 2. I just checked the settings on the one I'm using right now and it works just like you say. You would just need longer cables to reach the other location.
666748
This motherboard (along with the FM2 AMD processor) only support up to three monitors. I haven't tried the kind of setup you want, but i would imagine it would still switch from the APU (on board graphics) to GPU (dedicated graphics card) like it would on most motherboards. I believe (and don't quote me on this) you MAY be able to set up more than 3 monitors if you get two graphics cards and run them in SLI mode. Just make sure the cards have the right Ports for your monitors and the desired amount. I hope this helps at least a little bit! feel free to ask any other questions you may have, i may be able to help you out haha
1775044
"Yes it can. Depending on what you're doing, whether gaming or not, and the resolution of the monitors the performance will vary but it can definitely do 3 monitors."
78380
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that? I have always just used one monitor for two computers.
454596
I am running with dual monitors and it works perfectly. However, it does support up to three monitors or 3+1 in Nvidia surround.
1736612
I recently just set mine up last night. I am using 3 monitors and had to go into the BIOS and enable onboard video to get the 3rd monitor to work. 2 of my monitors are plugged into the Video Card using 1 DVI and 1 HDMI and the 3rd is plugged into onboard DVI. Im assuming you could use the extra onboard VGA to hook up a 4th monitor if you needed to. If you didn't want to use VGA then you would have to install a 2nd video card in the machine.
335641
Yes, you can even use a hub and manage several screens, has a great, intuitive interface for it. Also has dual HDMI's and you can split gaming and other work, very nice monitor management system, although it already is PC/TV/multitask ready with current screen setup also and you can even use multiple task windows on one screen, including entertainment and gaming.
2098752
I have never seen computer monitors enter into a duel...they have a hard time walking 20 paces :) However, the built in "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 645" can output to up to 4 displays (spanning 3 together plus a separate accessory display): 1 HDMI port, 1 Displayport, 1 DVI-I and one DVI-D, so you will need to combine these available outputs.
192153
Well I am not the seller and I wonder if I should be getting a kick back for helping sell this product lol anyways as long as you have a long enouph DVI cord then yes you can run 4 displays it would be up to you the user to decide what is too far from the PC but in short yes there are 4 outs they are stubby outs you provide the dvi cabeling to add the Ifinity software is included allowing for an infinate configurations this is the cheapest with the most configuration ability I have found I have boight this to run 4 monitors at one desk and it works flawless