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3 Moniter?

highlandcar

So just bought a gt 1030 and added 2 moniters and I want to add a third I know 3's overkill but dont worry bout that my computer doesn't have onboard graphics so I can't plug a other moniter in like that so would I be able to plug in a gt 710 that I have laying around and use it to plug in a 3rd moniter? 

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i think you can, but you're probably better off just returning the 1030 and getting a GPU that has the required number of display outs. 

 

think most rx 550/560/570's are inexpensive and can do 3

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3 minutes ago, Mister Woof said:

i think you can

It depends on the motherboard.

 

However anecdotally, my pre-built computer does support using the onboard GPU at the same time as my dedicated GPU.

 

If you have the GPU with you, you can try it. 

 

 

 

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20 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Yup, you can.

Not the most elegant solution, but it would work.

would it be bad for my power supply to run 2 cards tho?

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1 minute ago, highlandcar said:

would it be bad for my power supply to run 2 cards tho?

No, not at all!

Unless you have a terrible power supply.

 

 

 

 

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Just now, Senzelian said:

No, not at all!

Unless you have a terrible power supply.

Its just the power supply that came with the pc its a 320 watt

Thanks you im gonna do that now

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if you enable IGPU and GPU, you can connect up to 8 monitors

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10 hours ago, AdkatkaShow said:

if you enable IGPU and GPU, you can connect up to 8 monitors

Assuming their cpu has onboard. 
 

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8 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Assuming their cpu has onboard. 
 

well, if he has cpu like ryzen i7 i5 i3 pentium celeron etc

 

Xeon dont have it

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