Can I use one graphic card for a tv and one for monitor?

[Koustav Guha]

My system has RTX 2060 super. And I'm planning to add another card (3070) on the same system. Now my question is if I plug my TV to RTX 3070 and monitor to the super, is there any chance of facing any problem?

[Average Nerd]

Why do you want to run both cards at the same time?
In theory it'll work, but you can also just plug both devices into one card.

[Koustav Guha]

Yeah, I know that I can plug both to single card but I'm yet not ready to throw my super!

[GuiltySpark_]

This seems like unnecessary power draw and heat. Waste of time.

[jaslion]

5 minutes ago, Koustav Guha said:

Yeah, I know that I can plug both to single card but I'm yet not ready to throw my super!

Why throw it?

 

Just sell it?

 

I meannat best you're making your cpu work a bit harder using 2 gpu's. Then also more heat and power usage from having 2.

 

Theres basicaly only downsides in your case

[Koustav Guha]

14 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Why throw it?

 

Just sell it?

 

I meannat best you're making your cpu work a bit harder using 2 gpu's. Then also more heat and power usage from having 2.

 

Theres basicaly only downsides in your case

Yeah, you have a valid point but can't find good buyer locally.

[Average Nerd]

33 minutes ago, Koustav Guha said:

Yeah, you have a valid point but can't find good buyer locally.

Hold on to it until you can find a use for it.

Having 2 GPUs in one system will not bring you any noticeable advantage whatsoever (at least in your case), so, as others have already said, all you will get is a warmer room and a (slightly) higher power bill.

[Koustav Guha]

19 minutes ago, Average Nerd said:

Hold on to it until you can find a use for it.

Having 2 GPUs in one system will not bring you any noticeable advantage whatsoever at least in your case), so, as others have already said, all you will get is a warmer room and a (slightly) higher power bill.

Then selling is the best option. Thanks.