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Can i use Dual Monitors in my MSI gtx 1050 2GOC Dual Fan?

desmond123
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That two monitor is old acer monitor only 19'. So my graphic card can Support Dual monitors?

And what will effect if i used dual monitor.

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2 minutes ago, Max_Settings said:

Yes dual monitors is fine

it will effect when i was gaming?

like lagging or what

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5 minutes ago, desmond123 said:

And what will effect if i used dual monitor.

No gaming performance is affected by the simple 2D pixels of a second monitor, nothing to worry about.

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1 minute ago, desmond123 said:

it will effect when i was gaming?

like lagging or what

Nope

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It wont effect performance at all. I know that might be an issue for a low end card like a 1050.

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