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How many monitors does my GTX 780 support?

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I think the 600 series could drive 3 monitors at once but im not sure about 700 series. Does anyone know for sure?

 

Im buying a 120hz monitor here in a few days and I already have 3 idental 24" monitors. I want to do a some sort of 3+1 setup but of course it wouldn't be in surround. 

 

 

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Yes. Three displays in surround and the fourth display as an auxiliary.

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Well I don't want to use surround I want extended desktop with 4 monitors

 

 

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Well I don't want to use surround I want extended desktop with 4 monitors

It'll work.

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Are there any single gpu cards that offer the ability to use six screens at once.

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Are there any single gpu cards that offer the ability to use six screens at once.

Only AMD based video cards.

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Are there any single gpu cards that offer the ability to use six screens at once.

yeah....peasant sub-master race AMD cards

 

 

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The AMD cards do support 6 screens but you need active adapters most of the time becomes a pain 

 

Are there any single gpu cards that offer the ability to use six screens at once.

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yeah....peasant sub-master race AMD cards

So would the Nvidia Radeon 7870 TI be good then. I heard EVGA was making a version or was it Sapphire.

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So would the Nvidia Radeon 7870 TI be good then. I heard EVGA was making a version or was it Sapphire.

I don't think EVGA makes AMD cards. Anyway I was just kidding about the sub master race thing. If I was doing a budget build the 7870 would be my first pick because it has awesome price/performance value. Not sure what you need 6 monitors for. 

 

 

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I don't think EVGA makes AMD cards. Anyway I was just kidding about the sub master race thing. If I was doing a budget build the 7870 would be my first pick because it has awesome price/performance value. Not sure what you need 6 monitors for. 

That was a joke...

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