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I have two option 1.I will get a r9 390 with 3 1080p monitor. 2.or I can get a gtx 980 with one 1080 p monitor what do you prefare??
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Hi everyone I've been looking at vesa mounts for a triple monitor setup. I have two 23.8" 16:9 monitors that I want to put on either side of a 27" 16:9 monitor. The issue I am having is finding a vesa mount that supports this setup. All the vesa mounts I can find only support three 24" monitors. I'm not sure if they will support the 27" being in the middle and still have the side monitors angled towards me for a more surround setup. If anyone knows of a mount that works like this, please link it to me. Thanks for all the help!
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Hi I bought a completely new pc last year: PCPartPicker part list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/mCDvLk Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/mCDvLk/by_merchant/ CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K 4.0GHz Quad-Core Processor ($348.99 @ SuperBiiz) CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i 77.0 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler ($114.99 @ B&H) Motherboard: Asus Z170-DELUXE ATX LGA1151 Motherboard ($299.99 @ B&H) Memory: Kingston HyperX Fury Black 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR4-2666 Memory ($96.99 @ Amazon) Storage: Samsung 850 EVO-Series 250GB 2.5" Solid State Drive ($87.77 @ OutletPC) Video Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB Classified ACX 2.0+ Video Card ($678.99 @ SuperBiiz) Case: Fractal Design Define XL R2 (Titanium Grey) ATX Full Tower Case ($129.99 @ NCIX US) Power Supply: SeaSonic 760W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply ($148.99 @ SuperBiiz) Total: $1906.70 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-04-11 16:02 EDT-0400 I'm now looking for new monitors. The current ones I have are 2x 27" Samsung Syncmaster S27B350's. First I was thinking of getting ultrawide monitors, but these seem to be expensive. Then I was thinking of having a single mount for the new monitor setup. This does mean that the border of the new monitors has to be as small as possible. I'm not sure if it's worth going for 3 monitors or if the money for a more expensive monitor stand and the 3rd monitor is best invested in getting 2 monitors with the result that these would be better than when I buy 3. I know some hardware pc stuff, but unfortunately I'm not that well-known about monitors, especially the most recent ones. Price range for monitors and stand is 750-1K euro combined. Monitors would mostly be used for gaming and I will be designing and developing websites on them. What better place to ask for help/input/insight than the LTT forum. Cheers Nahbyr
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I'm planning on adding three monitors to my setup and removing the tv I'm stuck with for now and use that for my ps4, however I'm on a tight budget. If you know about any thin bezel monitors that cost around 100-150 US dollars I would really appreciate it. thanks in advance.
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Is there any single GPU that can run games on high or near on three LG 25" Ultrawide 21:9 OC to 75Hrz?
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For gaming, should i get 2 1440p ultrawide 21:9 monitors or 3 1440p 16:9 monitors? I will likely be playing games on all monitors if possible, but may also use it for 1 monitor having game and other monitor(s) having information or a crafting guide on it. Many Thanks
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Hi all, I'm currently in the middle of planning out my new and upgraded setup, where I'm upgrading most parts of my setup, including my monitors. I currently have 2 of the same monitors (Acer K222HQL). They are 21.5" each, 1080p, 60Hz. They are fairly old model monitors, and I so I felt like it would be worthwhile to upgrade them. I've decided that I want to have a triple monitor setup, with all three monitors the same size (probably 27"), but not necessarily the same model/brand. Right now, I'm looking into buying the Asus PG279Q ROG Swift monitor as my main display, with two LG 27MP67VQ's on either side as secondary and tertiary displays. If anyone has any suggestions on different monitors, please let me know! I'd like to keep the total cost under $2,000 AUD. I will mainly be using them to play games like CSGO, Smite and some other games. Thanks guys
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I need a new monitor and was thinking about getting a triple monitor setup my budget is $500 cad, what would be better 3 Monitors that are 1080p and 5ms or one really high-end monitor? Also what are some good triple monitor or single in my price range on amazon?
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Hi guys.can u please suggest me the best gaming pc within 2500$ (2600$ max) including 3x1080p monitors, a keyboard and a mouse? Everything will be from united states.only if u recommend a 6700k, i can get it for 362usd equivalent from my country (skylakes are cheaper here).and a poseidon z rgb is 95.31usd equivalen here.and for mouse i would spend max the amount a g402 costs, i need an ODD as well.the rest is upto you. My purpose is solely gaming, all kinds of game like crysis 3, gta v, advanced warfare, tomb raider etc. Number of monitors will be 3, 1080p each.don't have any preference.60Hz is fine.no plan of upgrading in future. Tia guys.happy respawning
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Hey I am a budding gamer and YouTuber and I am looking for some new monitors. I want to have a double monitor setup with two identical monitors I was wandering what two 1440p 27 inch monitors for gaming I could have. Then later on when I my budget increases to add a 4k monitor to place in the center. I want the monitors to be good for gaming but also a good color ratio for video previewing. Also if it is possible I would love them to either be white or blue since that is the theme I am going for but if you can't find any that color I will be more than happy with any other color. Thanks for any help in advance!
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This is not a problem, more of a inconvenience. When I turn on or wake my pc one of the monitors is not recognized by one of the gpus. This is fixed by just unplugging the display port and reinserting it. All 3 monitors are setup the same (except color as they are individually calibrated). I have done the usual stuff like reinstalling drivers. Just a point in the right direction would be nice. Pc components CPU i7 5820k oc 4.8 Motherboard Asus x99 deluxe RAM 32gb hyper x GPU x2 windforce 980ti Case define s Storage 480gb ssd 6tb hdd PSU corseair rm1000 Display(s) hp pavillion 24cw Cooling h100i Operating System windows 10
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Hello, I am in the process of trying to find the best solution for building a new system that will support gaming as well as doing graphic design work. My specs follow: 1. Budget & Location At present I am considering around 4k for the budget which would include 3 monitors, keyboard, mouse and headset. My location is US. 2. Aim The system will be used for gaming and graphic design. The games I plan to play are Fallout 4, GTA V, Diablo III, Elite: Dangerous, and various driving simulators. I also use Adobe CS6 Master Suite, and will eventually be editing video for commercial spots. There is also a chance I will be creating animations in 3ds Max 2015. 3. Monitors Currently I am considering 3 2k monitors @ 2560X1440 each setup as super wide screen. I may want to include an additional monitor above the other 3 for various reasons. 4. Peripherals As mentioned, I will want to buy new keyboard, mouse and headset. I would like to give the mechanical key type keyboards a try to see how they perform and how I like them. Head tracking hardware/software will also be purchased in this price. 5. Why are you upgrading? I want to upgrade because I used to do wide screen racing, but have run into issues with my hardware being a bit out of date and driver support is no longer available to resolve issues in some of the main stream games I play. I have been a huge AMD fan for many years, but from what I am seeing and from what I have experienced recently it appears that Intel for the CPU and nVidia for the graphics solution seems to be the way to go. I would love to come under budget on this if possible and still be able to do what I need to do on the system with reasonable frame rates and close to maxed out on graphic settings for the most part. I am a realist however and understand that there will be situations where I will have to cut back on some graphics in order to keep my performance levels up. I appreciate any and all advice on this. James Cole
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Budget = £600-£650 Ideal resolution per monitor: 1920x1080 Hello I'm looking for some advice on deciding on a triple monitor set up. Here's what I need help on 1) Recommended AMD GPU for triple 1080p monitors for occasional league of legends but mainly work/internet exploring/ watching HD videos (Work consists of mainly word documents) 2) Please can you recommend a suitable screen size, it's worth noting I don't sit that far away from my monitor. 3) Could you recommend a well priced monitor of the size you choose. If you need to know my computer specs are as follows CPU: i5-4670k Ram: 8GB PSU: 700w Thanks in advance
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Looking to buy a new pc that can run three 2560 x 1440 144hz monitors at highest fps for most games like Fallout 4,Ark,GTA V,Star wars battlefront, and Assassins Creed Syndicate. Skip to 1 if you want to skip the story. So right now I have a Intel Core i7- 4790 quad-core and a gtx 760. This was my first switch from console and I was happy with it for a while. After a while I wanted to upgrade monitors and play at higher fps and I'm going to make a whole new gaming setup including the desk, chair, and monitors. If any of you guys know anything about desks I really like this one because of how useful it is with the cord organizers and desktop mount, but I can't find one that isn't the stand up desks (PS I'm too lazy to stand up). I'm not sure about what I'm going to get yet, but first step is the PC. 1. Budget: The budget for the computer alone, I hope can be around $2000 USD. It can go up to $3000 USD, but for example if for $2000USD I can get 120 fps I will not go up $1000USD unless the other ones baller B). I live in California. 2. Aim: Going to use this primarily for gaming I would enjoy for this to be able to run anything I want like Fallout 4,Ark,GTA V,Star wars battlefront, and Assassins Creed Syndicate at 2560 x 1440 highest fps. 3. Monitors: I would like to play this with 3 monitors eventually. If you guys think its better that I stay at one monitor please tell me why, but ideally three 2560 x 1440 at highest fps. 4. Peripherals: I have a Corsair Strafe RGB CherryMX Blue with corsair m90 mouse both black. 5. Why I'm upgrading: I'm upgrading for a much better performing pc. Mine can run most games sure, but I'm in a current position where upgrading seems possible and I would like to do it. If possible I would like to keep my old build intact for someone else to use. Current Build Cpu- Intel Core i7-6700k 4.0GHz Quad-Core Cpu Cooler- Corsair H100i GTX 70.6 CFM Liquid MotherBoard-Asus z71 deluxe Memory- Unsure Storage- Unsure Video Card- EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6 GB Case- Corsair Carbide Series 500r Artic White steel If possible I want it to have a theme. It can be anything even green and red for christmas ( ), but I'll base the rest of my gaming setup on it and it will probably be in another forum here . Thanks for all help or suggestions. I'm not that tech savvy so sorry in advance. EDIT: Thinking about starting off with a titan then buying a new titan each time I add a monitor then finishing off with 3 titans 3 monitors, or just sli not sure yet. I might just stay with one monitor I didn't think it would be this hard to run 7680x1440p right now with a 760 I run 2 1080p monitors over 50 fps and with quadruple the budget....
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Hi i am trying to find out if i should upgrade to the new 900-series nvidia cards. I currently have a Evga gtx 780 sc w/acx 3gb card, the reason i want an upgrade is that i can't run 3D with full settings on my current monitor. Additionally, i want to upgrade to a multi-monitor setup in the near future. Im already running out of vram in certain titles. So, should i buy another Evga 780(probably used at a reduced price) Or try and make it a bit more "future proof" and just sell my current card and upgrade? And if so, am i better of waiting for the next major card release from nvidia before i do that?
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Well, here we go! I just replaced my 2 year old system, where I was using the three monitors with my Gigabyte GTX 770 Windforce 4gb version, I am now trying to run the same three monitors on my new card, i'm using 2 DVI cables and an HDMI cable. This worked perfectly fine on my old card, I never had any issues. After replacing the first 980 Ti I had, having assumed one of the DVI ports had been dead, I am now having the same issue with the new one. I have tried switching around the cables and monitors on each port, in one, they show nothing, but in the other they work just fine. Any suggestions? Or even better has anyone had the same problem and been able to fix it? Thanks in advance for your answers! Here is a list of my components if it helps at all: Monitors: 3x Asus VN247H-P Mobo: Asus X99-Deluxe/U3.1 CPU: i7 5930k GPU: Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 980 Ti RAM: 16gb Corsair Dominator Platinum PSU: Corsair AX1200i SSD: 500gb Samsung 840 EVO HDD: 1TB Western Digital Black Also I am currently running Windows 7 Home
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Hey, ive been debating for awhile weather i need a new monitor. I have been using a old hanspree 21" 10:9 monitor, its been clicking and turining off by itself so i decided i needed a new monitor(s) i have a beastly machine rocking a intel 4790k OC to 4.75 GHz and a single Nvidia GTX 980 ti OC to a core clock of 1250Mhz. Im not a 4k fanatic, but i am very picky about bezels when it comes to multi-monitor setups. So if someone could please help me look that would be great. I have looked quite a bit and it seems i am looking for 3 monitors under these specifications. 1. 1080p only 2. Displayport connectivity (isnt a must but i could use hdmi with adapters) 3. Vesa mounts (any size is fine and its isnt a must either) 4. A 21-26" pannel 5. IPS or TN pannel 6. Refresh rate of 60hz or higher 7. Under 150$ per moniter (somewhere around here is fine) 8. Has to have VERY thin bezels or as thin as you can find (or a monitor that would have a thin frame after de-bezeling)
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I have a GTX 650 Ti installed on an ASUS Z97-A motherboard. I have 2 monitors plugged into the graphics card(VGA and HDMI), and I want to know if there's a way to plug another VGA-compatible monitor directly into my Z97-A and have it run off of my CPU's integrated graphics. I've already tried using a DVI-D-to-VGA adapter, but the one I have doesn't work because DVI-D is digital only(I was unaware of this when I bought the adapter). Also, would using the CPU's integrated graphics lower overall performance for the rest of my computer? -
Which would offer a better experience for a gamer? I also look to do some schoolwork on my PC, but it is not my main focus for this build. Would my PC be able to handle the triple monitors all running at 1080p? If you have any suggestions for a monitor, I would like 60hz or more, 1080p, thin bezels, and for the monitor to be VESA mountable. I am leaning more towards the ultra wide monitor for the lack of bezels and lower price tag, I think it will be a better experience for me. However, the triple monitor setup seems to offer an amazingly immersive experience with the massive FOV options. I am also weary of bad optimization for triple monitor setups. I am looking to run games like Modded Skyrim, Fallout, and Crysis, as well as Battlefield, CS GO, Minecraft (I don't think my build can handle this one, but we'll see how it goes), Borderlands, and newer AAA titles that release. Also, if you recommend a triple monitor setup, how would you go about hooking them all up with the graphics card I have inside of my build? Would I need to have a splitter or something to that effect? Thanks for reading and please provide your input in the replies. **Important Links** Build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/68xfbv Ultrawide Monitor: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VBNQJSM?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_2&smid=A13BNE3P7C8THK Monitor for Triple Setup:http://shop.benq.us/monitors/27-monitors/gw2760hs.html?utm_campaign=mainsitelink&utm_source=main
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Hey, ive been debating for awhile weather i need a new monitor. I have been using a old hanspree 21" 10:9 monitor, its been clicking and turining off by itself so i decided i needed a new monitor(s) i have a beastly machine rocking a intel 4790k OC to 4.75 GHz and a single Nvidia GTX 980 ti OC to a core clock of 1250Mhz. Im not a 4k fanatic, but i am very picky about bezels when it comes to multi-monitor setups. So if someone could please help me look that would be great. I have looked quite a bit and it seems i am looking for 3 monitors under these specifications. 1. 1080p only 2. Displayport connectivity (isnt a must but i could use hdmi with adapters) 3. Vesa mounts (any size is fine and its isnt a must either) 4. A 21-26" pannel 5. IPS or TN pannel 6. Refresh rate of 60hz or higher 7. Under 150$ per moniter (somewhere around here is fine) 8. Has to have VERY thin bezels or as thin as you can find (or a monitor that would have a thin frame after de-bezeling) I have clipped pics of my machine/setup in case anyone was wondering
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I want to play Assetto Corsa and other Sim Racers at a high Frame rate of about 50 or so with Triple 1440p monitors, but Im not sure if 2 970s can do it. If not, will they handle triple 1080p monitors? Thanks for any help. -
Do you need a better graphics card for triple gaming instead of one monitor gaming? (All monitors is the same and they have the same settings installed) Please answer and thank you! -
Hi, I'm building a office computer for my new assistant, so i got 3 x AOC U2868PQU(4K displays). Since this is not a gaming setup, i don't see the need to go out and buy 2-3 Titan X's... So what small card can do the job og desktop use, email, browsering and maybe some photoshop(again no big graphic usage). When i made my graphic designers PC i gave her 3 x SyncMaster P2450 with a GTX Titan SC, when i look back at it, it was a bit overkill. I have no budget on this since, it's no power build.
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hello, i am new to this, so i hope i have done this right. im currently using an amd setup with r9 280x graphics card. windows 7 home premimum 64bit i have 3x 22' viewsonic va2213w 1080p monitors. -2 are connected via display port and 1 via dvi i have setup eyefinity and all monitors are detected and working however there is no option to adjust bezel compensation. in 'resize desktop' i have my monitors set to fill, which aligns things up nicely but there is no compensation for the bezels. when i change the option to 'fit' or 'expand' the bezel compensation option appears however my monitors no longer line up properly. a black bar appears either at the bottom or top of the side monitors. i have tried researching an answer all over the web but i can not find an answer that has worked for me. it's usually not a problem but when gaming it makes the view look 'off' on the side monitors and ruins the experience. many people have this issue as it is all over the web but id like a solution that will work for me, if you have any solutions? thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
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Hello I have 2 asus vg248qe and 1 asus mx299q U.S. If possible to setup triple monitor setup considering the asus mx299q is a higher resolution than the asus vg248qe
