can I place two cards and display on 4 monitors? I just want to duplicate the image on four monitors on the same time
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you'll need to consult your PC manufacturer to see if the mother board will support that. However, if your just cloning the image, there are several cheaper methods sold on Amazon for that. A VGA splitter would be the first thing to I think. You only need to change your video card if you want to extend across 2 monitors. Please check the internet for the difference in extending and cloning to see what's required. thanks and HNY
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.
2041417
I am not sure. Duplicating in general not good for hi res when monitors have different specs.
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.
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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
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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.
942097
The adapter will only show 1 card at a time. With 1 card in and you insert another card no cards will display.
908494
Yes, I have 4 monitors running off this card, all on HDMI. The card outputs four DVI's and I use a DVI-HDMI adapter on each. Great card, awesome setup. Note that I use it for business, not gaming, so I can't really make any claims to performance.
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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...
1980838
It supports at least 3 displays and while Crossfire is for ATI video cards, but yes you can put two of them in the same machine, though even just one of these cards runs any game at the max settings. But you may need more than one if you use all 3 displays in HD on the same game.
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Your graphics card does need to be 1.2. Also If your graphics card has displayport 1.2 that does not mean you can use 3 monitors with this. It depends on the card. I use these with the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and I am able to use 2 monitors along with the internal monitor. If I plug in a 3rd monitor it will lock up the system requiring a reboot. Some cards will support 4 monitors using adapters such as this or daisy chaining monitors. The big thing is checking the spec of your computers graphics card.
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yes but no. It will only run three as if you had one monitor can't remember the name for that. My brain hurts. You can set up two but it doesn't work quit right. You can duplicate screens or extend the desktop. If you have a game open on one monitor and click on the other screen to look something up it will minimize your game. So only 3 for complete use. I was disappointed but the card runs WOT, War thunder, Defiance, Titanfall and Star Citizen all at max with zero hiccups
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You can daisy chain two monitors via displayport at maximum supported resolution. If you are willing to go down in resolution you can daisy chain a third.
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Yes, you can. You don't have to use 2 monitors. For the card or cable to work properly
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You can only do SLi if the cards are both the same and basically look at it like this. If you do SLi you are basically doubling what one card can do. SLi will not work if the cards are different.
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I am using only two monitors but I would guess that three are fine. The card has only two DVI ports and one extra HDMI and probably works like any other single card (that is two monitors). I would be worried about the power input but that is a different issue.
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Well there is a DVI output, HDMI output and two mini HDMI outputs. As long as you have one for each you could probably run 4 different monitors. Though I honestly don't know how well it would do it. I do know it runs two monitors flawlessly though.